AI enthusiasts are constantly experimenting with new technologies, developing “bots” to perform different functions or assist with varied tasks. Most of the time, these bots are strictly the province of insiders; if you’re not actively following the world of AI development, you never hear about them.
If you ever have a burning question, about anything or everything, all you have to do is ask. And, thanks to voice assistants like Siri, Alexa, and Google, you’ll likely get a pretty good answer right away. These voice assistants make it quick and convenient to submit an online search query, without the need to use your hands. And as machine learning and AI technologies continue to improve, the quality of the voice search experience has seen a dramatic rise.
For a majority of business owners, the final stretch of the calendar year represents a season of unparalleled opportunity: Indeed, with holiday shoppers prowling for deals, the period between Halloween and Christmas can provide considerable padding to your yearly revenues. It’s no exaggeration to say that, for many businesses, the holiday shopping season is make-or-break.
For consumers, the holiday season can be a time of fun, festivity, and the very best kinds of busyness. For business owners, the stakes are considerably higher. Indeed, many businesses depend on brisk seasonal sales and high Q4 profits to achieve their annual revenue goals. As such, the holiday shopping season can truly be make-or-break.
This year has brought a significant shakeup to the world of Google Ads: Expanded ads are being phased out, with responsive search ads replacing them as the new standard. For advertisers, this new format means additional opportunities to provide headlines and descriptions. It also means surrendering just a bit more control to Google and to its machine learning capabilities.
When it comes to developing an effective Instagram strategy, one that engages an audience and boosts brand awareness, there are a number of factors to consider. Many of these facets have to do with the nature of your content; for example, success on Instagram hinges on high-quality photos and videos, engaging captions, and relevant hashtags, among other things.
Recently, Google announced that it would be phasing out Universal Analytics, replacing it with Google Analytics 4. This change is something of a mixed bag for experienced analytic trackers: While GA4 boasts many of the same metrics that were included in UA, it also offers a few new ones.
By now you’ve probably heard the old digital marketing adage: “Content is king.” Many marketers have taken this to heart, developing rigorous schedules for content development and publication. But in their zeal to create new content, it’s all too easy for marketers to neglect auditing the content they’ve already created.
The Internet has become the predominant source of information, the primary means of communication, and the central hub of entertainment for people all across the world. Naturally, everyone wants a chance to access the same online experience, regardless of any physical disabilities or impairments.
As the nature of retail changes, some businesses may not have quite as many opportunities for direct, face-to-face interactions with their clientele. As such, businesses require new ways to engage their customers, to build relationships, and to remain top-of-mind.
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