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Two phone numbers, one customer and a scheduling mix-up — here’s what happens when messaging systems don’t communicate. Steve Petersen on April 4, 2025 One of the interesting things about being a martech practitioner is the tendency to constantly evaluate and critique how organizations use marketing technology to engage with customers and prospects. Recently, … Continue reading A martech tale of multi-channel confusion
The changes will impact anyone who did not manually opt out of automatically created GA4 properties. Nicola Agius on September 18, 2023 Google Ads has apologized for causing confusion with a recent account update. Advertisers were caught off guard when the platform started automatically migrating configurations from Universal Analytics to Google Analytics 4. While these … Continue reading Google apologizes for GA4 data migration confusion
Confusion Continues Over Elon Musk’s Tweet Limits on Twitter Deanna Ritchie / Jul 4, 2023 In an effort to combat the extraordinary amount of data scraping that occurs on the website, Twitter’s owner, Elon Musk, has lately imposed restrictions on the number of posts that users are permitted to read in a single day. … Continue reading Confusion Continues Over Elon Musk’s Tweet Limits on Twitter
Twitter Blue verification was a complete disaster in exactly the ways everyone predicted Karissa Bell @karissabe Elon Musk’s plan to democratize Twitter verification lasted less than two days. Twitter has temporarily pulled new signups for Twitter Blue after the platform was overrun by verified trolls. The company told staffers subscriptions were on hold to … Continue reading Twitter stokes confusion as ‘verified’ drama continues
The current state of CCPA preparedness is muddled at best, says a new survey. Greg Sterling on July 1, 2019 Last week the Association of National Advertisers (ANA) strongly reasserted a position it articulated last year in favor of national privacy regulation. The trade organization is also calling for preemption of current and pending state … Continue reading With 6 months to go until CCPA kicks in, confusion and growing uncertainty prevail
Multichannel Attribution Confusion by Maarten Albarda, Featured Contributor, March 13, 2017 If your inbox is anything like mine, every week it gets flooded with many, many white papers from a wide variety of companies. Some white papers are insightful and good, some are shameless self-promotion. But what many of them manage to do, rather than … Continue reading Multichannel Attribution Confusion
Andy CallowayAugust 10, 2015 If you’ve been in business for a while, you’re probably familiar with the concept of breakfast clubs. These are where groups of people, usually local to the area, will get together at some ungodly hour of the morning and discuss business, swap leads and eat a hearty breakfast. In the 2000s, … Continue reading SEO v Content Marketing – Why All the Confusion?
Marketing is a very complex mess of channels and consumer behaviors; combined with traditional marketing, digital marketing, content marketing, seo, social media, mobile, snapchat, smartphones and other technologies. The hardest part is looking at these different channels and topics and trying to integrate these channels into their marketing strategy. It really is time to take … Continue reading Marketing Confusion – Stop the Madness
