Reading time: 4 mins Following the new withdrawal agreement reached between the United Kingdom and the European Union on 17 October, it seemed that until very recently, Brexit would finally happen by the 31 October deadline. However, just a few days later, the prospect of another extension has become a reality. This would be the […]
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The Sun newspaper website has the largest market share on Google for keywords related to “no deal Brexit” finds Searchmetrics study LibDems are the most visible party website on Google for Brexit-related searches London, October 21, 2019 – With over a million searches a month in the UK for terms around “Brexit news”, the BBC
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Most people searching for information about Brexit in Google’s engine are clicking on links that send them to either the BBC, The Guardian or The Independent, according to data released Thursday. Publishers are reaping the benefits of clicks from search engines to their sites. With more than one million Google searches monthly in the United Kingdom
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UK marketers have recorded a slight reduction to marketing budgets for the third quarter of 2019 as economic and political uncertainty around Brexit drains confidence, according to the latest IPA Bellwether Report. A net balance of 0.5% of advertisers reported downward adjustments to their marketing budgets for the third quarter (July-September). While this marked the
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Image copyright Getty Images “Take steps now to keep receiving data legally from the EU.” That’s the message for businesses in a full page government advert in the Financial Times and elsewhere. It goes on to warn that after 31 October “you may need to update your contracts.” But just how worried should companies big
In our April 2018 newsletter, we shared the news that .eu domain names will no longer be available for UK residents and entities post-Brexit. Since then Brexit has been postponed twice, but the new date is fast-approaching. In case of no deal, as of 31 October 2019 over 300,000 .eu domain names will potentially be
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The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has today published new research on the experiences of consumers in Ireland who buy online from retailers based in the UK. The publication of the research comes as the CCPC begins a six-week public awareness campaign, aimed at preparing consumers for the potential impact of Brexit on their
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Brexit is not that complicated for the average ecommerce retailer. Large companies and suppliers that import goods may be affected by increases in tariffs. There could be delays in receiving the goods. But this should not affect small to midsize merchants. And most of the problems will likely occur between the U.K. and mainland Europe.
Hollandse-Hoogte/ZUMA Press/NewscomComplications and chaos surrounding “Brexit” have escalated this week, as the U.K. faces a little more than three months until it’s scheduled to leave the European Union (EU). Britain being serially weirder than we Americans realize, the political drama came to a peak yesterday with a member of Parliament (MP) picking up the body’s
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The outcome of the EU referendum in 2016 and the negotiations that followed brought economic volatility and a prevailing uncertainty. The response of those in the marketing and digital industries has been pragmatic and focused on building their existing core strengths. This report gathers the opinions of business leaders, marketers and HR professionals, and reflects
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