Fake listings on Google Maps wreak havoc for local businesses and shoppers alike. In other, better news, LinkedIn's new lead gen options and Instagram Explore ads have arrived.
By Jonathan Schwartz, CEOBullseye Strategy How do people find a good lawyer these days? While personal referrals are still common – and often the strongest leads – law firms would be remiss to rely solely on the “I know a guy” tactic to drive business. Considering that the average adult spends 6.3 hours per day ...
Major fireworks in digital marketing this week, including a new Instagram Stories feature, good news about Amazon display and Google carousels on mobile.
A Google algorithm change, Amazon's big programmatic play and Facebook takes on Bitmoji in this week's Bullseye Buzz
Podcasts show up in Google search; predictions about chatbots; Instagram's new @shop channel
By Mark Eting Bullseye Strategy Special Correspondent You know what they say about the word “assume”: don’t. This is especially true if you’re responsible for your company’s bottom line. At risk: local businesses who think simply having a website with up-to-date contact info is enough for them to be found online, marketers shying away from ...
By Mark Eting Bullseye Strategy Special Correspondent This week in digital marketing news, the parents, aunts, and uncles of Generation Z shoppers at our agency hugged each other with relief, exclaiming, “It’s not just us??” when we learned that this age group rolls its eyes not only at authorities but at celebrities, too. A new ...
By Jonathan Schwartz, CEO Bullseye Strategy Have you filled out your bracket yet? As March Madness begins, basketball fans across the country are making calculated decisions to determine which teams are favored to win the NCAA Tournament. Meanwhile, at Bullseye Strategy, we’re reviewing our own “final four”: the top digital technologies. No, this didn’t involve ...
By Mark Eting Bullseye Strategy Special Correspondent What’s on the menu for this week’s Bullseye Buzz? It’s a tasty one. Snapchat’s spicing things up with a gamer platform as its audience growth slows, podcasts are looking like a sweet bet for marketers, and Google has blended up a giant detox smoothie to rid itself of ...
By Mark Eting Bullseye Strategy Special Correspondent This week has been a wild ride in digital marketing news. We learned that Google’s organic click-through rates have taken a steep plummet since 2016. Meanwhile, video advertising skyrocketed in 2018 to hit $27.82 billion dollars. And in an announcement that any brand who does not want to ...