I have a real data anomaly for you! The Google Search Console data anomalies page has updated the rich cards section to change the date on where they posted the change to the job rich cards back in September now to tomorrow, November 9, 2017. Here is a screen shot showing the future date, for […]
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Google and Unskippable Labs cooked up a new project that has marketers salivating with new ideas. The company created a fake pizza brand, “Doctor Fork,” as a way to challenge conventional marketing strategies and see how far they could push the advertising envelope. According to TechCrunch, Google conceptualized and ran 33 ads on YouTube. The
Detroit Denim This week, Marcus Lemonis travels to Motor City to help Detroit Denim, a clothing brand that creates high-end, handmade jeans and denim accessories. According to CNBC, the owners are “stiff” and “if Marcus can’t get them to embrace new ideas, this Detroit dream will come to an end.” The denim apparel business needs
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She added that the money could be used to train workers for future jobs, provide free community college, and “invest in creating meaningful and high wage jobs in industries that are currently hard to automate like child care workers, which is currently a poverty profession.” Kim’s idea comes at a time when the debate over
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After ranking No. 8 in June with its WWDC spot, Apple’s iPhone 7 ad featuring The Rock (Dwayne Johnson) pushed the brand to the top of July’s ad leaderboard with 13 million views. Following Apple, Louis Vuitton made its debut to the list at No. 2 with 10 million views, and GEICO made No. 3
Back in 2009 Google executives were scared of not being able to retain talent with stock options after Google’s stock price cratered with the rest of the market & Google’s ad revenue growth rate slid to zero. That led them to reprice employee stock options. That is as close as Google has come to a
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