The wait is finally over! As you’ve no doubt heard by now, season three of House of Cards is streaming on Netflix. Needless to say, some serious binge-watching is in order this weekend.
Earlier this week, we were telling you all about how to make AdWords work for your business. Hopefully, you’re now well on your way towards cornering the market and climbing to the top of the search engine results pages. If not, no need to worry. Digital marketing can make for a steep learning curve and mastering AdWords can take time.
Lucky for you, Google will help AdWords users starting now:
Until The Coolest came along, the minds at Pebble held the title of “highest-grossing Kickstarter campaign of all-time” with their E-Paper Watch. With this week’s unveiling of the Pebble Time, they’re certainly on the fast track to reclaiming their former glory.
Variety is the spice of life, folks. Whether you’re running your own blog or writing content for one of the big dogs, if you want to grow your audience and keep them coming back, it never hurts to mix things up along the way. While it can be easy to get stuck in a routine and push out the same kind of content from one post to the next, stepping outside your comfort zone is a surefire way to start opening new doors.
With that being said, here are five different content types that can help you branch out.
Back in the day, grandpa used to tell us “You have to spend money to make money.” Nothing against dear old grandpa, but times have changed thanks to this ever-growing digital landscape. Now, with the dawn of Google AdWords, the potential to turn a profit no longer depends on how much you’re willing to spend.
When used correctly, AdWords can provide you with all the exposure your business needs and then some. So, if you want to understand the basics of how to use AdWords effectively and give your business a better shot at succeeding without wasting your time, money, and hard work, start by following these steps.
After a year filled with Michael Keaton comebacks and watching boys become men, we are now two days away from Hollywood’s big night. This Sunday, the one and only Neil Patrick Harris will be hosting the 87th Academy Awards and, being the movie buffs we are, you can bet we’ll be tuning in. After all, if it’s anything like last year’s ceremony, we should have a whole lot to talk about come Monday.
Whether you’re looking for love, looking for work, or just looking for a distraction, you can rest assured that there’s a social network looking to meet your needs. Now that there’s officially a dating site for Farmers Only, we suppose it was only a matter of time before we marketing professionals got our due. Thanks to the recent debut of Shocase, that time has finally come.
Ever since Al Gore invented the internet and changed the world (we’re pretty sure that’s how it went), web design has been working to discover the next-best way to design a website.
As you can see from the Space Jam website, the work of these designers has paid off quite substantially over the years. Nevertheless, the digital landscape remains an ever-changing place and it doesn’t take long for today’s big design trend to become yesterday’s news. Then again, some things in life never go out of style, and, in our experience, simplicity is, and always will be, one of those things.