Andrew Zmijak is a Research Analyst at Mintel. Andrew researches and writes reports on social media and Canadian consumer behaviour. March 17th, 2020March 17th, 2020 While still relatively new to the Canadian landscape, ridesharing has gained considerable traction due to pioneers Uber and Lyft. Limited to certain regions of the country, operators in this space have …
Social media is active when celebrities are on the red carpet Getty The People’s Choice Awards, the Golden Globes, the Grammys and the Screen Actors Guild Awards are all in the rear view mirror and while these “honored” distinct projects, these all had one thing in common – social media played an ever important role. …
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Locksmiths has always been a troubled category on Google. For years, honest local locksmiths have been crowded out by fake listings and fabricated reviews. Every so often an article calls that to our collective attention. Sprawling network of fake locations. Most recently, the CBC investigated the category and found “a sprawling network of fake locations …
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I have been an avid reading of a business newsletter Morning Brew for almost a year now and for a while I thought it had a fairly limited footprint, but have recently learned that A LOT of people read it (1.6 million). Recently Tyler Denk, Morning Brew’s Senior Product Lead, had a little bit of …
Over the summer, AWeber announced that it was the first small business email service provider to support the new AMP for Email technology! Now, we’re excited to share the latest evolution in how we’re making it powerfully-simple for you to use AMP for Email inside AWeber. AMP stands for Accelerated Mobile Pages. When paired with …
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Google maintains its position as leader in search advertising, with net revenue dropping less than one per cent since last year. According to a report from eMarketer, Google will net more than 73% of US search ad spending this year. Google is forecasted to lose only 2 percentage points in search ad revenue share between …
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