This week: Titlepocalypse is here, LinkedIn ends Stories, and TikTok makes it easier to promote your videos. Here’s what happened this week in digital marketing. LinkedIn Ending Stories Here’s a switch: a social media company is eliminating Stories. On September 30, LinkedIn will officially remove its Stories feature. Apparently, Stories aren’t very successful on the…
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Bad Amazon Reviews? Here’s the Right Way to Fix Them
If you’re an Amazon seller who has ever felt jipped by bad Amazon reviews, you’re not alone. I’m Marisa Duffy, and as an Amazon Specialist at Ignite Visibility, I’ve seen it countless times. If your product is the bee’s knees and you want everyone to know it, you’re going to have to get past those…
How One Company Grew 200% With This Ecommerce Marketing Strategy
No matter your niche or industry, having an online presence is non-negotiable. It allows consumers to discover you and helps them learn more about your brand’s reputation. Eventually, all of this information will play a key role in your customer’s ultimate purchasing decision. One online retailer who’s mastered the art of ecommerce marketing is…
Justin Boatman, SVP Marketing, Riskalyze – Ignite Marketer of the Week
In this edition of Marketer of the Week, Ignite Visibility spotlights Justin Boatman, SVP of Marketing at Riskalyze. Ignite Visibility applauds Justin Boatman for being an impressive innovator who is changing the wealth tech marketing industry. Justin Boatman California-based Justin Boatman is a force to be reckoned with in the marketing industry. A strategic communicator,…
Instagram Retires Swipe Up Feature In Favor of Stickers – Ignite Friday
This week: Google pays the big bucks to stay the dominant search engine, Facebook is in trouble with the feds, and yeah, your titles appear different in search. Here’s what happened this week in digital marketing. Report: Google Paying Apple $15 Billion to Remain Default Search Engine According to financial analysts, Google is paying Apple…
Archana Agrawal, Chief Marketing Officer, Airtable – Ignite Marketer of the Week
In this edition of Marketer of the Week, Ignite Visibility spotlights Archana Agrawal, Chief Marketing Officer at Airtable. Ignite Visibility applauds her and the Airtable team for democratizing software development so that business leaders can quickly build the tools that fit their needs. Archana Agrawal Archana Agrawal started with Airtable as CMO about a year…
LinkedIn Launches One-on-One Native Video Meetings – Ignite Friday
This week: social commerce is on the rise, Reddit reaches a new valuation milestone, and YouTube has some new toys. Here’s what happened this week in digital marketing. Forecast: U.S. Retail Social Commerce Will Hit $80 Billion by 2025 According to eMarketer, retail social commerce is already a multibillion-dollar industry. And it’s expected to triple…
How to Rank on Google: A Step-by-Step Process to Rank #1
As digital marketers, one of the most common questions we get from our clients is how to get that coveted number 1 spot on Google’s Search Results Page. There’s a science behind Google’s Search Results Algorithm and it’s constantly evolving but that doesn’t mean that ranking high is out of reach. In this article, I’m…
Patrina Tan-Terkelsen, Social and Digital Marketing Lead, WarnerMedia – Ignite Marketer of the Week
In this edition of Marketer of the Week, Ignite Visibility spotlights Patrina Tan-Terkelsen, Social and Digital Marketing Lead for WarnerMedia. Ignite Visibility applauds her and the WarnerMedia team for the company’s first international launch. “Over our first year since launch, fans in the U.S. have chosen HBO Max as one of their favorite streaming platforms,”…
New Privacy Policies for Advertising Are Coming – Ignite Friday
This week: Google shares how to get more clicks from Discover, TikTok shares how to promote your brand on its platform, and Facebook shares its new privacy policy for advertising. Here’s what happened this week in digital marketing. Google: Increase Clicks From Discover With Max Image Preview Tag Want to get more clicks from Google…