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Sean Malseed — July 19, 2019 — July 19, 2019 Much has been said about AMP, the Accelerated Mobile Pages project spearheaded by Google, both glowingly for and bitterly against. Whatever your personal take is, though, Google is doubling down on pushing AMP in all of their properties, from AMP-powered Gmail that other providers will … Continue reading AMP Stories: A Technical Look Under the Hood
The company has made a number of changes to its ranking algorithm over the past 12 to 18 months to surface more niche conversations. Amy Gesenhues on June 28, 2019 LinkedIn’s Senior Director of Product Management Pete Davies shared insights this week on the changes LinkedIn has made to its news feed algorithm over the … Continue reading LinkedIn lifts the hood on its news feed algorithm to show how it ranks posts
Tools are only effective if they are simple and straightforward because today’s customers expect a website with self-service tools to answer questions quickly. Sahil Saini on June 10, 2019 Steve Jobs put it well when he said, “Simple can be harder than complex…but it’s worth it in the end because once you get there, you … Continue reading A look under the hood of profitable e-commerce websites
by Craig Scribner Follow @craig_scribnerSeptember 15, 2016 Task 2: Classify Codes According to your Own Organization’s Standards Classifications assemble your tracking codes into channels, groups, families, etc. They let you report on the high-level successes, failures, or fall-out of your campaigns, without sacrificing your ability to monitor the individual initiatives when you need to. Classifications … Continue reading A Marketing Analytics Look Under the Hood, Part 2: Code Classification
by Craig Scribner Follow @craig_scribnerSeptember 3, 2016 Task 1: Generate a Unique Tracking Code for New Campaign Initiatives This part looks easy on the surface, but it carries some hidden complexities. Generating a random string for every new initiative is surely no challenge for a computer, and robust tracking systems such as Adobe Analytics would … Continue reading A Marketing Analytics Look Under the Hood, Part 1: Code Composition
How do you know if the technology you choose is the right fit for your company? Columnist Loretta Jones discusses what you should consider before making a decision on your marketing tools. Loretta Jones on January 29, 2016 We don’t do much these days without the help of technology. Even the office coffee machine has … Continue reading Need New Marketing Tech? Make Sure You Look Under The Hood
