Google released responsive ads in July and announced cross-device remarketing, display location extensions and store visits in late September. Columnist and Googler Matt Lawson answers the top questions we’ve received on these features. Matt Lawson on December 27, 2016 As we move into the last few weeks of 2016, I’ve been feeling reflective. (Blame … Continue reading 5 things you should know about the Google Display Network, direct from Google
Personal Branding Blog — December 23, 2016 — December 23, 2016 Networking is not a dirty word. Networking is something you should be doing all the time. As noted in this previous post … Growing your Network is your Job Since it’s your job … or at least part of it … you should feel … Continue reading Using Your Network in a Job Search
Olivier Choron — December 14, 2016 Follow @purechannelapps— December 14, 2016 Not so long ago Facebook announced it was making a move for a slice of the productivity market pie with their ‘Facebook for Work’ platform, appropriately named ‘Workplace’, which aims to improve communication within organizations as well as connecting different organizations together. This enables … Continue reading Facebook for Work: Can This Social Network Be Utilized As a Productivity and Internal Communication Tool for Channel Partners?
Columnist Andrew Waber says the expansion of Audience Network and recent developments are making it a major challenger to traditional programmatic inventory sources. Andrew Waber on November 9, 2016 Some of the latest changes for Facebook’s Audience Network give it a legitimate claim of being a chief competitor to Google for both website publishers and … Continue reading As Facebook Audience Network broadens, what does it mean for your campaigns?
by Andrew FennellSeptember 11, 2016 If you ask most job seekers how they start their job hunt, they will usually head straight for the job boards. Job sites are a tried and tested method of landing jobs and you should absolutely be taking full advantage of them in your own job search. But many candidates … Continue reading How To Use Your Network Effectively In Your Job Hunt
by Brianna ButhornAugust 28, 2016 Networking is one of the most important aspects of running a company. Without it, clients would not be aware of your services and your business would cease to continue improving. You may think the only ways of networking are the traditional meet-ups, such as: Conferences Award ceremonies Trade shows These … Continue reading In Order to Work, You Need to Network
by Jacob Maslow July 26, 2016 Follow @jakemaslowJuly 26, 2016 Think of social media as a marketing toolkit. It is a kit filled with plenty of different devices that you can use to promote a business. There are the two main tools that you should use every day, Facebook and Twitter. Others, you might use … Continue reading Unlock The Secret Potential of Every Social Network
by Jo Lynn Deal July 11, 2016 Follow @jolynndealJuly 11, 2016 Here’s the good news. As your LinkedIn network grows, the frequency of your LinkedIn connection requests will increase. It’s the law of attraction – like attracts like. With every connection request you accept, your second and third level connections begin to see that others … Continue reading Warning: Poor LinkedIn Etiquette Offends Contacts and Shrinks Network
by Katharina Cavano June 7, 2016June 7, 2016 How many people a day do you come into contact with? A week? A year? It’s safe to say that the number’s pretty big, and the same goes for all those people who in turn come into contact with you. You might just be a blip on … Continue reading How to Make Yourself Unforgettable to Your Network
by Roee Ganot June 4, 2016June 4, 2016 Trying to keep up with the latest social media network can feel like a game of whack-a-mole. As soon as the next big thing is introduced, it seems to be old news. It’s like buying a new computer — as soon as you leave the store, it … Continue reading Which Social Media Network Should You Focus On?
