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Spotify raises offline download limit to 10,000 tracks Mariella Moon @mariella_moon Spotify has quietly lifted its 3,333 song download limit with its latest software update, according to Rolling Stone. That’s not such a small number, especially since it’s per device for three devices, that it would keep you awake at night. But if … Continue reading Spotify is testing an ‘offline mix’ that downloads recently played songs
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Google Delays Testing AdSense FLEDGE API Google, Friday, August 26, 2022 Google had planned to test the FLEDGE API for AdSense on August 28, but the company now pushed the start date to on or after September 24. The API uses interest groups to enable websites to display ads deemed relevant to users. … Continue reading Google Delays Testing AdSense FLEDGE API
Testing is much more complex than it seems, but focus on the insights and not the results. Tim Parkin on April 4, 2022 Are you running tests in your marketing? If not, you should be. If you are, you’re probably not getting the full value from your testing. Testing is the single most powerful tool … Continue reading Why testing is strategic experimentation for sustainable growth
A/B/n and MVT Testing: Business Benefits, Similarities and Differences Polina Zakaryan / 14 Feb 2022 Your landing page does not work well; email newsletters and push notifications are ineffective. What is the cause of it? What should be changed to improve efficiency? Even the most experienced marketer will not answer this question with 100% … Continue reading A/B/n and MVT Testing: Business Benefits, Similarities and Differences
