Twelveskip have put together this infographic which shows 21 places to find that content, then why not use a tool like Hootsuite to schedule some posts throughout the day.
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You’re not alone…trust me! And the good news is that it’s changing. According to LinkedIn, they are now sending 50% fewer emails than they were a few months ago. Here’s what else is new…
A new LinkedIn communications platform for email, notifications, mobile and SMS has been developed.
It’s called Air Traffic Controller and has been designed so you receive only what you want to read.
Air Traffic Controller (ATC) uses learning algorithms to determine the right amount, right frequency, right time, right content and right channel…for you…based on your LinkedIn communications activity.
For example, in the past, you received an email for every connection invite. Now, if you receive a handful of connection invites in a short period of time, the LinkedIn communications ATC platform will automatically roll them up into a single email.
IAB UK REVEALS LATEST AD BLOCKING LEVELS
London, 11 November 2015: The latest wave of the Internet Advertising Bureau UK’s Ad
Blocking Report, conducted online by YouGov, reveals that 18% of British
adults online are currently using ad blocking software. This is a rise from 15%
in early June.
Ad blocking is more prevalent among men surveyed (23%) than women (13%) and the
propensity to block ads decreases with age – from 35% of 18-24 year olds to 13%
of people 55+.
40%’s main motivation isn’t to block all ads
However, less than six in 10 (57%) people who’ve ever downloaded the software
said their main motivation was to block all ads; 20% said the main reason was
to block certain types of ads or ads from certain websites.
Shopper marketing has seen a sea change over the past few years, as the digital age has put consumers in the driving seat.
Digital tools such as ecommerce, smart phones and social media have given us the freedom to shop where, when and how we choose.
The competitive prices, along with the convenience of online shopping – (particularly the lack of queues!) means that an ever increasing number of us are choosing to do our shopping from our sofas.
With this in mind, let’s look at three of the biggest digital shopper marketing trends that are dominating the online environment:
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Rebecca Collins writes I am emotionally exhausted.
Did I mention that I’m a burn-swimming Scot, my great grandmother was French and have lived in London for over 20 years. The last few weeks have been an emotional rollercoaster for my rugby allegiance.
"Despite the investment of 50% of the UK annual marketing budget, there was no mention of Heineken's Rugby World Cup sponsorship on its main UK website"