Stickyeyes scoops Best Agency title at Euro Awards
There were celebrations in Paris last night as Stickyeyes picked up the Best Large Integrated Agency award at the European Search Awards.
Apple Watch to get native apps - what it means for you
Apple has recently confirmed that all new apps submitted for the Apple Watch need to be ‘native’ as of June 1st . We take a look at what this means for you.
What Apple’s policy on Watch apps means for you.
Apple has confirmed that it will be making so-called “native” apps mandatory on 1 June, but with so few apps actually running natively to the Apple Watch, developers are racing against time to hit the June deadline.
How to make your content move
Content distribution remains one of the biggest headaches for content marketers, but it is the lifeblood of any content strategy. Stickyeyes’ Content Director Danny Blackburn explains how you can make your content move.
Stickyeyes lands four Drum Search Awards nominations
We are delighted to announce that Stickyeyes has been shortlisted for four awards at The Drum Search Awards, including the highly sought-after Best Performance Agency award.
Choosing the right influencers for your campaign
Influencers now speak to a huge proportion of the audience that you want to reach, so how do you ensure that you're choosing the right one for your campaign?
Has Facebook ditched its 20% rule? How this changes your ad campaign
Facebook’s 20% text limitation on images has been lifted, allowing more flexibility for advertisers.
Are we racing to a bot-centric future? How brands could utilise bots to engage with their customer needs.
Facebook and Microsoft are both championing the virtues of bots to engage consumers – but just what does it mean for you?
Messenger bots: The future of customer engagement?
Both Facebook and Microsoft have hit the news recently with their announcements discussing a potential 'bot-centric future' - an automated response system for your customers.
Which brands made their mark during racing’s biggest festivals?
The Grand National and the Cheltenham Festival are undoubtedly the two key occasions in the annual horse racing calendar, providing huge spikes of interest in the sport across March and April.