Why as little as 2% of your audience could be seeing your content
Think you’re content is reaching all of your brand followers? If you’re relying on organic distribution, think again.
Free Webinar: 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. In this webinar, Stickyeyes’ Content Director Danny Blackburn will explain how you can make your content move.
Twitter launches 'first view' in Europe
Twitter's latest ad feature 'First View' will allow your brand's video content to sit at the top of timelines for a whole 24-hour period.
Twitter First View - What you need to know
First View is now available for Twitter advertisers in Europe. So what is it all about, and should you get involved?
Three things your agency should be telling you in 2016 – and two things that they shouldn’t
SEO is changing, but many agencies haven’t changed their approach to digital. Here’s what your agency should, and shouldn’t, be telling you.
What’s the impact of Google’s SERP change?
We’re just over a month on since Google changed its search engine results page, placing four ads at the top of the results and removing the sidebar ads entirely. Lots of predictions were made about increased ad costs, but have they been proved right? We look at the data.
Stickyeyes nominated for four Euro Awards
We’re delighted to announce that Stickyeyes has been nominated for four awards at the 2016 European Search Awards.
Will Accelerated Mobile Pages become an essential part of your Mobile SEO Strategy?
Accelerated Mobile Pages is here, but are brands ready to take advantage of this innovation? And is there a catch?
What Instagram's new algorithm could mean for your brand
Instagram is the latest social network to confirm that it is deploying an algorithm to organise user content, in a move that is designed to encourage brands to part with their ad budgets.
Instagram announce algorithm update
Instagram is following in the footsteps of social giants Facebook and Twitter with an announcement that looks to implicate an algorithm based news feed.