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Sponsored Stories On Facebook: The Lowdown

March 12th, 2012

At digital marketing agency Intergage, I will never forget the day that I changed my Facebook profile settings from “Engaged” to “Married” – there was an almost instantaneous change in targeted adverts from lovely wedding venues and spa packages – to depressing weight loss advice and tempting plastic surgery special offers! Such is the ironic brilliance of Facebook’s targeted advertising! Continue reading →

Quick Formatting Shortcuts For Google+ Stream

March 9th, 2012

At digital marketing agency Intergage, I have noticed some great, simple tip’s for formatting your Stream post’s in Google+.

To format the text you write in your Google+ Stream, simple enclose the single word or sentence with the following symbols. For example Continue reading →

3 Tips On How To Maximise PPC Lead Quality

March 2nd, 2012

At digital marketing agency Intergage, we are extremely keen to work as closely as possible with our clients in order to gain a thorough understanding of their own customer base. For our Pay Per Click clients, it is absolutely essential that we focus not only on the quantity of leads that our campaigns are producing – but more importantly, the quality of those leads. Afterall, what is the point in driving 50 sales leads through a Website if none of these convert into £££? Continue reading →

The Google Vision After Privacy Policy Change

March 1st, 2012

At the end of January this year Google announces a big change in its privacy policy. Like many of us this information was accepted as trusted from such a source as Google and when asked the question when signing into any Google product, like me you probably just click ‘accept’. Continue reading →

Pinterest For Business

February 27th, 2012

If you’ve not come across Pinterest yet then allow us to introduce you – Pinterest is a new image centric social network that’s taking the Internet by storm. It’s the fastest growing social media site on the web with some staggering statistics. Continue reading →