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2009: A critical year for digital marketing - 05 Jan 09

Search agency bigmouthmedia believes that the next 12 months will have a pivotal role in shaping the digital marketing sector. The firm forecasts that with a number of factors ranging from challenging trading conditions to advancing technology will combine to make 2009 a landmark year in the industry's development.

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Brands Struggled With Social Media in '08 - 05 Jan 09

One might have expected 2008 to bring a great many social marketing success stories, given the huge, engaged audiences amassed by the likes of Facebook, MySpace, YouTube, and Twitter. However as the year ends, things remain pretty much where they were last January. That is to say, creating campaigns for social platforms is hard work that frequently produces marginal results, and upbeat case studies are few and far between.

10 Ways Twitter Will Change Blog Design in 2009 - 05 Jan 09

In 2008, Twitter really started to hit the mainstream and bloggers began adding widgets to their sidebars to display their latest tweets.

Yes, Keyword Ranking Reports are Still Valuable - 02 Jan 09

In Mike Grehan's New Signals to Search Engines he highlights how personalization, social media, and universal search may help move search beyond text and links.

Queen's message cues start of online sales shopping - 23 Dec 08

Thousands of people will use the Queen's speech on Christmas day as the signal to begin their online sales shopping activity, a new survey is predicting.