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When celeb partnerships on social can win
Stuart Crowder
09 February 2015, 10:23AM

social mediaMany celebrities sell products. This is not something we find surprising anymore.

But endorsement or partnership doesn't work when it's for the wrong reason: when there is such a tenuous link that it ends up being overly promotional (e.g. Scarlett Johansson for soda stream).

Mobile is the new frontier for retargeting
Michael Bertaut
06 February 2015, 8:06AM

Target, photo by viZZZual.com/FlickrMobile is set to become the hottest topic in retargeting this year ahead, according to 20% of the European marketers surveyed in AdRoll's ‘State of the Industry’ report, launched this week.

The rise of wasted adspend on mobile video
Paul Coggins
06 February 2015, 7:56AM

mobile video, by Simon Blackley/FlickrFacebook reported in its Q4 2014 earnings report that it now sees three billion video views per day, a global increase of 75% year-on-year.

Though Facebook didn't break down how much video contributed to its $3.6bn in ad sales, it's inevitable that as 4G becomes more prevalent and phone screens grow larger, that mobile video's share of the digital ad pie will continue to swell.

Mobile optimisation: What do Google's warnings mean for brands?
Drew Brigham
05 February 2015, 7:08AM

google+ : users are spent less than seven minutes on Google's social network in marchBrands that have invested in mobile and responsive websites are likely to reap the benefits as Google moves towards a better mobile user experience.

But Google recently sent a warning out to webmasters whose sites have issues on mobile devices.

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