Tag: news
ICYMI: PMG Named A Finalist in The 10th Annual Shorty Awards
The 10th annual Shorty Awards recently named PMG a finalist in the consumer brand category for PMG’s work for Beats by Dr. Dre on the Conor McGregor #AboveTheNoise campaign. While the budget was only in the mid-six figures, the campaign was a smash; delivering a whopping 244 million impressions. One of the most influential pieces […]
The collective effort between PMG and Beats by Dre on the Conor McGregor “Above the Noise” campaign recently landed itself on the Interactive 2018 Marketing Awards shortlist in two categories; Best in Retail / ECommerce and Best in B2C. The campaign was an innovative cross-agency collaboration that spotlighted Conor McGregor and one of the biggest […]
ICYMI: Influencers, Facebook Watch, Online All-Stars
With the first month of 2018 already in the books, we’re rounding up PMG’s news mentions in January. With commentary from two of our social gurus and a huge honor for our founder and CEO, don’t miss where we’ve landed in the news below. YouTube Regulations Could Prompt Microinfluencers to Migrate PMG’s Director of Social Media […]
ICYMI: PMG’s Dustin Engel chats with MarTech Integration
Dustin Engel recently talked about PMG’s tools and technologies with MarTech Advisor, and how the agency uses them to solve problems through data automation, audience activation, and structured data media activation. In the interview, Dustin also shared tips for growing agencies on how to create efficient workflows and economies of scale. To learn more about […]
SEO Weekly Recap (May 13, 2016)
In 2016, it’s getting tough to keep up with the sheer volume of SEO-related news stories that are being published each week. I have several news feeds and alerts set up on various platforms, just trying to stay informed with the latest news, blog posts, and articles. Here are a few of the stories that caught my eye this week.
Facebook Introduces Instant Articles
Growing up, my parents always told me how good my generation had it vs. when they were younger. They did not have smart phones (or cell phones for that matter), Internet, Netflix, an ‘on demand’ button…the list could go on. My generation has grown up with an increasing expectation of instant gratification. If our needs […]
AdWords Upgraded URLs in Plain English
You may have heard some buzz about this one: Last week, Google officially launched AdWords Upgraded URLs, which will change the way we work with destination URLs in the paid search space forever. But don’t worry, dear reader! We’ll work through this one together — In about 5 minutes or less reading time, you’ll have the […]
Just Some Pics from SXSW 2013
Every year, the music industry holds its official Spring Break in Austin, TX. Coincidentally, it kinda matches up with actual Spring Break. Anyways, here are some pics I found on the Internet from this year’s SXSW 2013 in Austin.
Setting Up Your New Twitter Header Image
Today I’m finally getting around to messing with the new header image feature in Twitter. It totally reminds me of the Facebook Timeline cover photo (and it kinda reminds me of the Google+ cover image, too).
Japan Court Asks Google To Turn Off Auto-Complete For Search
Have you ever typed your name into the Google search box just to see the auto-complete suggestions? You should try it. You might learn something about yourself.
