Digital Marketing

How Gen Z is redefining discovery on TikTok, Pinterest, and beyond

When a Gen Z foodie wants the best sushi spot in town, they’re more likely to scroll TikTok than search on Google.  In an era where short-form videos, influencer recommendations, and visual inspiration dominate, traditional search engines are no longer the gatekeepers of information.  This shift is transforming how brands need to approach discovery and

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Global ad revenue to top $1 trillion, dominated by Google and Meta

The global advertising market is set to exceed $1 trillion in revenue for the first time in 2024, according to a report by GroupM, a media agency under WPP. The tech giants—Google, Meta, ByteDance, Amazon and Alibaba—are projected to capture more than half of the total, underscoring the dominance of digital platforms. Why we care.

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Easier consent management comes to Google Tag UI

Google rolled out integrated Consent Management Platform (CMP) setup in Google Tag UI, streamlining consent management across Google Ads, Google Analytics, Campaign Manager 360, and Google Tag Manager. Why we care. This update simplifies compliance with privacy regulations, saving time and reducing the need for developer resources. It helps you to manage user consent seamlessly,

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How to search Google by date with before: and after: search commands

Want to filter results before, or after a set date, or even a desired date range? There’s a Google search operator to help you do just that.  The “before:YYYY-MM-DD” and “after:YYYY-MM-DD” search operator commands yield results for before, after, and within the dates specified. The benefits of before: and after: search operators for SEO Filtering

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Decoding LLMs: How to be visible in generative AI search results

A new buzzword is making waves in the tech world, and it goes by several names: large language model optimization (LLMO), generative engine optimization (GEO) or generative AI optimization (GAIO).  At its core, GEO is about optimizing how generative AI applications present your products, brands, or website content in their results. For simplicity, I’ll refer

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Google’s site reputation abuse policy is a band-aid for a bullet wound

Google’s updated site reputation abuse policy attempts to tackle a growing issue in search: large, authoritative sites exploiting their domain strength to rank for content they don’t own or create.  While the policy is a step in the right direction, it doesn’t address the underlying systemic problems with Google’s algorithm that allow this abuse to

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