Sramana Mitra: Where are we in terms of chronology? You figure all these optimizations out at what point? Until what point is it primarily an SEO and content marketing-driven strategy? At what point do you layer on top of the paid search strategy? Ben Dilts: I have to go back and look. It was really in
Sramana Mitra: Boredom doesn’t create happiness. Ludovic Huraux: Yes. I really try to keep it in mind. We think about the future all the time, “In the future, I will be happier because I’ll get something.” It doesn’t work like that. You really need to learn to be in the present and really enjoy what
James points out that in e-commerce and digital marketing, point solutions have become more effective than the broad suites from players like Adobe and Marketo. Read on and see if you agree! Sramana Mitra: Let’s start by introducing our audience to yourself as well as to Magnetic. James Green: I’m the CEO of Magnetic. Magnetic
Sramana Mitra: Your source of bringing people onto the site is all content marketing and SEO? Ben Dilts: There are a couple of channels that have turned out to be tremendous sources of users. Early on, we were featured in the launch of the Chrome web store, which was a big deal with the Chrome
This editorial feature from The New York Times looks at the longstanding problem of the dissemination of fake news stories on social media sites. It says a big part of the responsibility for this scourge rests with internet companies like Facebook and Google, which have made it possible for fake news to be shared nearly