Stickyeyes shortlisted for four awards at The Drum Agency Business Awards
Stickyeyes has been shortlisted for four awards at this year's Drum Agency Business Awards.
Why brands are moving Google ad budgets to Amazon
A survey by CNBC found that leading media agencies are seeing clients move as much as 60% of their ad budgets away from mediums such as Google search, display and programmatic, and towards Amazon – lured by a more product-focused audience, better conversion rates and Amazon’s power as a “product search engine”.
Why are Google ad budgets moving towards Amazon?
With some media and marketing agencies claiming that some brands are moving as much as 60% of their Google advertising budgets towards Amazon, just how big a player is the retail giant in the digital advertising space, and why does it seem to becoming more dominant?
Why Stickyeyes slept rough with Simon on the Streets
Two members of the Stickyeyes team slept rough on the streets of Leeds, raising awareness of the plight of the city's homeless as well as funds for our charity, Simon on the Streets.
We're going to the UK Search Awards
Stickyeyes is going to the 2018 UK Search Awards, after being nominated in two categories.
Stickyeyes climbs in Econsulancy Top 100
Stickyeyes Group has climbed in the annual Econsultancy Top 100 survey, which ranks digital agencies across the UK.
Google launches new content features at 20th birthday bash
Google celebrated it's 20th birthday last week, using the event to release some new features that may have a big impact on your content marketing strategy.
How Google plans to “join up” the content search journey
Google used its 20th birthday celebration to unveil a number of new features – with a big focus on the user search journey and the content that they consume.
Four reasons why Channel 4 should choose Leeds for its new HQ
Stickyeyes has joined 50 other Leeds-based agencies to showcase the city's creativity as Channel 4 decides where to base it's new HQ. We take a look at 4 reasons why Leeds is the right choice to make.
Why marketers have nothing to fear from the rise of marketing automation
Marketing automation is a term that has grown to prominence in recent years, but it is a term that many marketers dread. But unlike other forms of automation, this one isn’t going to take over your job – it’s going to let you get back to doing what you do best.