JUMP 2013 London

JUMP, now in its fourth year, is a one-day conference for senior marketers looking to join up on and offline data, technologies, campaigns, agencies and creative. If the last decade was all about figuring out digital, the next is about integrating it, dissolving it into the mix and finding new hybrid strategies that combine on and offline.  

JUMP brings together over 1500 digital and offline and marketers who are not just learning to speak the same language, they are their sharing data, insight, strategies and successes.

JUMP is a fast-moving, content-rich symposium packed with exciting new insight from top marketers across every industry wanting to learn about how to join up online and offline. 

JUMP is all about more effective marketing across channels…

  • Using search marketing to improve TV campaign effectiveness
  • Doubling catalogue sales using insights from web analytics
  • Driving call centre improvements with web metrics
  • Generating media coverage via online buzz (and vice versa)
  • Optimising marketing budgets with the right mix
  • Leveraging customer insight from all channels
  • Driving up ROI

Maps & Metros: Surviving And Thriving In Local Search

Last week I attended the SMX Advanced session, “Maps & Metros: Surviving And Thriving In Local Search,” moderated by Matt McGee with speakers Mike Blumenthal, Mary Bowling and Mike Ramsey. It’s extremely challenging right now to recommend new “advanced” SEO methods…

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New Updates To Bing Ads Intelligence, Excel Add-In For Keyword Research And Analysis

Microsoft has released an update to Bing Ads Intelligence, the free Excel add-in for keyword research and keyword performance analysis on the Yahoo! Bing Network. From the new ribbon at the top of the page (shown above), the Keyword Suggestions tool provides keyword and bid research in one place….

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AdWords Advertisers Can Now Control Sitelink Details In Enhanced Campaigns

When Google introduced sitelink details in February as a new feature in enhanced campaigns, the sitelink details were pulled from other ads in the campaign. Now, Google has announced that advertisers will be able to control the copy in sitelink details. New description fields have been added to…

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