[Video] Pay via YouTube? Potential for new content marketing opportunities in Google-PayPal tie-up
Google and PayPal have announced a new integration strategy that will make it easier for users to complete a purchase through services such as Gmail and YouTube – potentially creating new content marketing opportunities for Ecommerce brands.
Why content marketers should watch Google’s partnership with PayPal
Google’s tie-up with PayPal has the potential to reshape how many brands approach content marketing. But just where could the opportunities lie?
Stickyeyes to present new content marketing concept at Search Masterclass
Stickyeyes is preparing to share its new content marketing concept in a search masterclass for the retail and FMCG sectors.
Stickyeyes launch new microsite for LG as part of the brands three-year partnership with The FA
The site - http://www.lg.com/uk/livethegame - highlights LG’s passion for combining football with technology and was designed, built and content written by Stickyeyes working in conjunction with LG and the FA.
Artificial Intelligence the headline act at Google I/O 2018 [Video]
Google held its I/O Conference last week, and artificial intelligence was the big theme. Digital Minute takes a look at the major headline announcements.
Stickyeyes to take to the stage at Search Leeds
Stickyeyes will be taking to the stage once again at Search Leeds, with two speakers lined up for the 2018 event.
Making sense of the big stories from Google I/O
Google lifted the curtain on its latest developments at the I/O conference last week, but what do the big announcements mean for the search industry?
Stickyeyes Group lands three nominations in UK Content Awards
We’re delighted to have been nominated for two awards at this year’s UK Content Awards.
Google updates PageRank Patent
Google has recently updated a patent behind it's PageRank algorithm, which plays a key role in determining how pages are ranked within Google. Tatjana Batjaev explains.
Why there’s no need to panic over Google’s PageRank patent update
Google recently announced that it had made a change to the patent surrounding PageRank– a key component of its ranking algorithm. But it isn’t time to start panicking.