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Mobilegeddon: What Google's change means for you

It's the million dollar question: how does Google actually work? The answer: no one (except a select few at the company's HQ) really knows. What we do know, however, is that Google's algorithm is changing.

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Tags: r//evolution

Posted by Adam Blenkinsop
on April 21, 2015

What characteristics do successful brands share?

Firstly let’s look at what exactly a brand is… Many of us think of a brand as a logo, but actually it’s far more than this. It’s all the things a customer thinks about when he/she hears your brand name. We like Lisa Buyer’s definition that “Branding is more than a name and symbol. A brand is...

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Posted by Gill Burgess
on March 4, 2015

PR Isn't just Media Relations

At r//evolution, we have a pretty impressive portfolio of projects we have delivered for clients in the travel and tourism sector. Just one example is Visit Bradford – the destination marketing organisation for Bradford Metropolitan District Council. And while we strive to deliver real r//esults...

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Tags: Communications

Posted by Frankie Boyle
on February 12, 2015

Bursting with Pride...

They say December is the party season, after all, it is filled with festive fun. But last week, the r//evolution team had another reason to celebrate…

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Tags: r//evolution

Posted by Gill Burgess
on December 8, 2014

Social Media as Marketing Communications versus Customer Service tool

Did you see it? On Monday 1st December (while people were battling to peel back the tin foil behind the first window of their advent calendars – you know what we mean!) BBC Breakfast aired a really interesting interview with the Chartered Institute of Marketing(CIM).

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Tags: Social Media, Communications

Posted by Frankie Boyle
on December 2, 2014

Automated Marketing - Saving time enhancing conversion

There was once a time when marketers thought quantity and quality could not comfortably sit side by side in a good strategy - those days are gone. Good marketing automation is not easy to achieve but with the right strategy, it is possible.

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Tags: Online Marketing, Communications

Posted by Gill Burgess
on October 8, 2014

Five top tips for setting social media policies

One objective of marketing communications is third party endorsement. This means effectively telling your brand’s story and creating brand advocates; encouraging people to support your product, service or point of view.

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Tags: Social Media

Posted by Frankie Boyle
on August 13, 2014