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How websites are using your data [infographic]

By Graham Charlton July 19th 2012 08:02

This infographic from Baynote looks at how Google, Pinterest, Facebook and Twitter are gathering and using your data…

Blog Online PR

Face.com, third party APIs and little white lies

When Face.com announced it was being acquired by Facebook last month for a reported $80 to $100m, you can be sure that it was happy day for Face.com’s founders, employees and investors.

But it wasn’t necessarily a day worth celebrating for developers relying on Face.com’s facial recognition API. The reason: Face.com had just been acquired by one of tech’s biggest names and as we’ve seen time and time again, that often means big changes ahead.

Blog Advertising

Stats roundup: coronavirus impact on marketing, ecommerce & advertising

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic is impacting every part of our lives, from the places we can go to the way we spend our time, to the priorities we have and the way we spend our money.

Blog Content marketing

How Whittard’s email marketing pushed me oolong the sales funnel

Rebecca Sentance delves into how Whittard of Chelsea plays to its strengths with email marketing and keeps customers coming back for more.

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Defining product strategy, management and marketing

As digital enables more business models to pivot to direct-to-consumer propositions, and products on offer increasingly resemble services, marketers must have a firm grip on the interplay between marketing strategy and product strategy.

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