Is Google’s Chrome Ad Blocker a way to show more of their own ads?
Viewport Time is a user engagement metric that can potentially revolutionize search marketing. The post Viewport Time – The Ultimate User Engagement Metric?
Kelsey Jones is leaving Search Engine Journal, effective March 31st. The post Kelsey Jones Leaving Search Engine Journal by @wonderwall7 appeared first on Search Engine Journal
We are looking for an experienced marketer to write four to six in-depth posts for SEJ each month. Ideally, posts will be between 800-2,000 words in length
I’d like to the first to officially welcome Caitlin Rulien to SEJ as our Social Producer.
SEJ recently unveiled the new #SEJThinkTank and #MarketingNerds pages, which aim to provide easy access to our webinar and podcast series for updates. The post SEJ Unveils New #SEJThinkTank Webinar and #MarketingNerds Podcast Pages by @wonderwall7 appeared first on Search Engine Journal .
I’m so pleased to announce that Kelsey Jones has been promoted to Executive Editor of Search Engine Journal.
I would like to announce that John Rampton, Editor-At-Large, is leaving Search Engine Journal. John worked for us for about 2 years, and during that time, he helped us complete many of our long-term goals, which included creating a podcast, doing great video interviews at conferences, and creating long-form guides for our readers. Personally, I really enjoyed working with John at events and on the editorial process, as his enthusiasm has always been infectious
Danny Goodwin has had an illustrious career in marketing, editing, and search. After leaving Search Engine Watch, where he was associate editor, in August 2014, he joined Linkdex to launch Momentology, which is described as, “[a] leading digital marketing strategy and news resource for senior marketers who believe in a strong customer-centric focus and want to learn how to be visible and persuasive in the moments that really matter.” Below I interview Danny on Momentology’s goals and direction, what marketing trends are over-hyped and what marketers should be paying attention to instead
With my favorite holiday of the year fast approaching, and my annual viewings of The Nightmare Before Christmas and Hocus Pocus out of the way, I thought this infographic on e-commerce spending surrounding Halloween was really interesting.