The signs of fundamental change are all around us. Digital assistants reside within our living rooms, we consume Internet-based services everywhere, and we are creating data every second of the day. A sense pervades of being constantly connected through devices that communicate with each other. The experience of using the Internet is therefore markedly different to […]
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Summer in the office doesn’t have to be boring. Actually, you better start bracing yourselves now, because before you know it… Winter is coming Exactly. And so is the usual Q4 rush. Exciting period in which, all of a sudden, everything starts happening at the same time. You know what that means: now is the
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The Seer team keeps a running document of Google search features and oddities, which we collectively update whenever we spot something new. This allows us to identify trends in what features Google is testing and provide our partners with up-to-date information about the search landscape. Here are the new Google search features that we spotted
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Making sure an advertisement appears in the right place is harder now than it has ever been. New sites that publish content considered controversial, inflammatory, propogandic, or that otherwise do not align with the values of mainstream brands are created en masse everyday. In recent years, an alarming amount of this type of content has
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As in real life, first impressions matter in email marketing. Do you want to be the cool guy walking down the road everyone turns around to look at, or just that creep in slippers and a leopard-print bath robe most move away from when they cross paths in the street? The inbox is a noisy
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The fantasy of having the capacity to drive to work in a solar-powered car is at last turning into a reality. Sono Motors simply uncovered the SION solar-powered electric car gives you the ability to travel up to 18 miles utilizing only energy from the sun. Best of all, the SION isn’t only for the
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“I no longer have a reliable Customer Success Manager.” “My current ESP is no longer investing in their email solution?!” “My Open Rate is declining, I’m not even sure my emails are landing in the Inbox.” “I can’t afford the switching costs or downtime incurred with switching to a new ESP.” We’ve all been there,
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Joining South Florida’s lush, green canopy of real trees are a new crop of solar trees. These “trees” have blue trunks and bear no fruit, but supply clean energy to whoever needs it. If you’re at the beach and your phone starts to die, you can charge it right here using Solar Power. Here’s how
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Google has released a new, feed-based mobile homepage in the US, with an international launch due in the next two weeks. This is perhaps the most drastic and significant update of the Google.com homepage (the most visited URL globally) since Google’s launch in 1996. The upgraded, dynamic entry point to the world’s biggest search engine
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Back in 2015, we decided to practice what we preach (or since we’re French… drink our own Champagne) and start experimenting with our A/X testing strategy. We’ve tested NSFW (Not Safe For Work) phrases, swear words (albeit British slang – we’re not that rude), Schadenfreude (be honest, you’re guilty of it too), curiosity and, of
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