October 17, 2024 Meta partners with horror movie maker Blumhouse Productions to test Movie Gen Meta claimed the tool could rival offerings from leading media generation startups such as OpenAI and ElevenLabs. BY Reuters Facebook owner Meta said on Thursday it had teamed up with Blumhouse Productions, the Hollywood company behind popular horror films such as … Continue reading Meta partners with horror movie maker Blumhouse Productions to test Movie Gen
By Jeff Beer July 23, 2022 You’re in the desert. It’s daytime. There’s a scorpion. No, wait, it’s nighttime. Truck lights in the distance. Cut to truck interior: Dark, can’t see anything. Truck racing through the desert. Spooky shadows. Moon turns to fireball. Truck is doing donuts? Is it being chased? By what? A … Continue reading When advertisers get scary—and the horror of self-indulgence
Guy Sheetrit — June 12, 2020 Every single SEO agency knows exactly what it’s doing… At least, that’s the impression you get from checking out their websites. All of them tell you that they can guarantee results. And they’re quick to talk about all the techniques they’ll use to get you to the top of … Continue reading A Small Business SEO Horror Story (and the 7 Qualities to Look for in a Real SEO Professional)
Anna Izenman — October 30, 2019 I was working in my lab, late one night, when my eyes beheld an eerie sight – it was once again my turn in the Three Girls rotation for a feature blog article! After spending a few minutes doing the keyboard mash, I decided to pull inspiration from the … Continue reading The Best Digital Marketing Lessons From Horror Movie Monsters
Kevin George — September 1, 2017 Follow @imkevin_monk — September 1, 2017 Disclaimer: This email was NOT created for Annabelle Creation. It was our sheer love for horror flicks that inspired Monks to create this ‘experience email”. We love horror flicks, yes we do! While we know they’re unrealistic, we love the tension, the adrenaline … Continue reading The First Ever Horror Email in the Inbox – Creating an Eerie ‘Experience’
Glenn Gabe on January 13, 2017 In May 2014, some powerful functionality debuted in the “fetch as Google” feature in Google Search Console — the ability to fetch and render. When you ask Google to fetch and render, its crawler will fetch all necessary resources so it can accurately render a page, including images, CSS … Continue reading Fetch and Horror: 3 examples of how fetch and render in GSC can reveal big SEO problems
