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If you want to see the ads that Snapchat has shown you in the past, there are a few ways to do so. First, you can go to the Snapchat Ad History page. This page will show you all of the ads that have been served to you in the past, as well as the […] ....
Have you ever wondered why your Shopify product descriptions appear to lose their charm when imported to Pinterest? The journey from your online store to the vibrant world of Pinterest can sometimes result in a loss of narrative allure. We’ve got the secrets to keeping your product descriptions eye-catching, so you can pin them to […] ....
As part of our journey to demystify the art of tracking Pinterest clicks using Google Analytics, we will go over how to unravel the full potential of your Pinterest marketing strategy. Can your business afford to miss out on the unexplored treasures hidden within the realm of Pinterest analytics?In the nutshell, this guide is your […] ....
Have you ever wondered how to supercharge your WordPress YouTube channel’s performance by utilizing the power of Pinterest Pixel? If you want to integrate Pinterest Pixel with your WordPress YouTube videos, we’ll walk you through the steps in this guide. Let us take your online presence to the next level.You can use Pinterest Pixel to […] ....
How to keep your marketing GDPR compliant 11 Dec 2020 In partnership with the UK Domain, we explain how to keep your business marketing GDPR compliant, whichever modes of communication you use The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) likely impacts most of your staff, but marketing is one of the departments which has the most direct contact with customers meaning it’s an area more likely to encounter the legislation day-to-day. It seems that the lack of understanding when it comes to GDPR within the marketing industry is worrying. The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM)’s report, Whose data is it anyway?, found that 41 per cent of marketers admit to not fully understanding both the law and best practice around the use of customers’ personal data. ....