Posted by mariahayhow Verner Panton, a design revolutionary, once said, “You sit more comfortably on colours you like.” A statement that seems to disregard logic, and focus strictly on the intangible relationships which dictate preferences. So what does this statement say about design, and more importantly, how can YOU apply this to your online marketing strategies? The answer is an investment in user experience :

Anyone who follows major content marketing and social media blogs has read about the importance of diversifying content. “People learn in different ways,” they say. “Video isn’t as expensive as you think,” they implore

Running a blog often sounds very appealing. You’ll have a place to share your thoughts, build a community, and also generate some much-needed cash. Sounds great, doesn’t it?

Bing announced they have expanded the Bid Landscape Tool to support not just keywords but also ad groups. The new feature has launched in the US currently but will be expanded worldwide in the near future…

The Verge reports that Snapchat’s most popular feature is no longer self-destructing, private snapshots. On the contrary, its most popular feature is actually the most public and least temporary

Google announced that they’ve updated the Google Shopping Products feed specification. This update gives merchants and advertisers more refinements and options when specifying their product data in their feed…

Google announced yesterday, via the Inside AdWords blog, that they have issued an update to the Google Shopping Products Feed Specification. This update is designed to to provide merchants with more flexibility when organizing product data, and in turn reach more shoppers. It’s important to note that some of the updates require changes to your current product data that need to be implemented by September 30, 2014.

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web…