Google are always quick with their Google Doodles, from holidays to events Google gives us a flavour of the day as soon as we reach the homepage; I'm sure most of you see the google homepage at least once every day. One of today's Doodles shows a cockerel, in the red, white and blue of the French flag, heralding the start of the tournament with a cockadoodledoo. It's to signify the start of the European Football Championships in France, with three British teams in the running

How do you reach your customers online in this digital age of marketing, you’re on Facebook, Twitter, Google and you follow companies, you see ads and you’re always being sold something. 80% (and rising) of consumers today rely on the web to find and choose a business or a product. So how do they find you, how do they find that photographer in Cardiff, the florist in Aberystwyth or the Sports Club in Newport? It normally starts with a Google search, a Twitter search, a browse

Are you using video marketing effectively for your business? Discover different types of video at different times for better results. A new prospect has much different needs than an extablished customer. In this article we will share seven ways to use the right type of video to increase traffic throughout the sales cycle. #1 Increase conversions with product videos Did you know that website visitors are between 64% and 85% more likely to buy a product after watching a video a

Do you want to know how to use Twitter Video to your advantage? Video is a great way to tell a story and grow your twitter following. Twitter video is pretty straightforward. You either record a new video from your smartphone or if you have an iPhone, upload a video you’ve already taken. Open the Twitter app, start a new tweet and touch the picture icon. Next, touch the camera icon and switch your camera to video.You have 30 seconds to capture your video. Finally come up with

St Patrick’s Day Google doodle turns the logo green with a leaping shamrock, take a look at this. Today’s Google logo was designed by Irish artist and animator Chris O’Hara. Google is avoiding getting pinched today with an animated logo that turns itself green in the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day. Designed by Chris O’Hara, an Irish artist and animator currently working in Los Angeles, the Google St. Patrick’s Day logo includes a leaping shamrock that jumps from letter to letter

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