It is that time of year again – time to review the digital year that’s been and assess what we think will be big for the coming year. Clients ask, “How should we be spending our money in 2012?” It’s a question that comes up a lot.
You may have noticed lots of Twitter and Facebook avatars with “Stop SOPA” popping up over the past while.
Google made a real game-changing announcement yesterday, releasing their new take on search which is highly personalised and features results from the users own Google+ network.
The following is an opinion piece written by our online marketing executive Andrew, who completed a part-time online marketing course in Dublin before starting as an intern with RingJohn earlier this year.
We attended a very interesting seminar last week in the Guinness Enterprise Centre – all about the Youtube Partner Program and how to monitise your offering on Youtube.
I watched a fascinating documentary last week on Channel 4 which prompted some interesting conversation around the water cooler in the office the following day.
October 2011 – we are now over three quarters of the way through what, in SEO terms, could be called the year of the Panda. The change in Google rankings which first surfaced in early 2011 (known as the dreaded “Panda/Farmer Update”) caused uproar in the online marketing community.
69% of Irish people are regular Internet users
1.25million people are subscribed to broadband in Ireland
10th is Ireland’s rank in the world for online buyers
A good listing of resources we came across on the “Green Web”
We’ve been speaking to a few green / eco companies and strongly urging them that the time to establish themselves online is now when it’s still fairly cheap to do so.
When Amazon started, they got their website mentioned in all the “cool” places such [...]
I was looking for an application to change my Word file to pdf format. Of course, my first resort was to browse online for free pdf converter. And as I expected, I found a number of useful tools that I could use. And what’s more exciting is that they are mostly free.
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