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The Inevitable Pros and Cons of Social Media Marketing (Part 1)

Social media has evolved from a simple communication platform to an essential marketing powerhouse in today's digital landscape. Ask any digital marketer or online business owner about their strategy, and they'll confirm: social media marketing has become an exceptionally efficient and impactful marketing tool.

Tait Pollack · · 3 min read

How to Reduce Bounce Rates and Improve Conversions

The importance of boosting conversions is self-explanatory, but what exactly is a ‘bounce’? And how do you reduce bounce rates? Bounce rate refers to the percentage of visitors who enter…

Tait Pollack · · 3 min read
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1998: Google First Incorporated - Pivotal Moments

A leader in the digital and technological fields, Google is one of the wealthiest companies in the world and an innovator and leader for the rest of us. With an admirable mission statement (“Don’t be evil”) and a billion users, Google's story is one that we can learn from even today, well after the company’s 20th anniversary.

Tait Pollack · · 7 min read

Is Duplicate Website Content Really a Big Deal?

If you know anything about search engine optimisation (SEO), you probably know that duplicate content is not a good thing. You may also be under the impression that Google and…

Tait Pollack · · 4 min read
Moments

2006: The First Tweet - Pivotal Moments

Technically, Twitter is an online microblogging service that has grown from a social networking platform into a well-considered source of breaking news worldwide since it was first made public in 2006.

Tait Pollack · · 6 min read
Moments

1976: The Birth of Apple - Pivotal Moments

With founders who are now household names and technology that continues to grow and push the market, it’s no wonder that in 2018, Apple made history. They became the world’s first publicly traded company to achieve a market capitalisation of $1 trillion.

Tait Pollack · · 6 min read