by Michael Cropper | May 16, 2017 | Digital Pulse |
The 2017 #Promote Innovation Challenge is officially underway.
Twitter collaborates with a diverse ecosystem of businesses to serve our global marketers. #Promote is our way of recognizing some of the most exciting technology and service solutions in the industry.
Source:: Announcing the 2017 #Promote Innovation Challenge
by Michael Cropper | May 16, 2017 | Digital Pulse |
Posted by Praveen Paritosh, Senior Research Scientist, Ka Wong, Senior Data Scientist
Every day, participants of online communities form and share their opinions, experiences, advice and social support, most of which is expressed freely and without much constraint. These online discussions are often a key resource of information for many important topics, such as parenting, fitness, travel and more. However, these discussions also are intermixed with a clutter of disagreements, humor, flame wars and trolling, requiring readers to filter the content before getting the information they are looking for. And while the field of
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Source:: Coarse Discourse: A Dataset for Understanding Online Discussions
by Michael Cropper | May 16, 2017 | Digital Pulse | Over the past year, developers have adopted the Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) technology to build faster-loading pages for all types of sites, ranging from news to recipes to e-commerce. Billions of AMP pages have been published to date and Google Analytics continues its commitment to supporting our customers who have adopted AMP.
However, we have heard feedback from Google Analytics customers around challenges in understanding the full customer journey due to site visitors being identified inconsistently across AMP and non-AMP pages. So we’re announcing today that we are rolling out an enhancement that will
Source:: Google Analytics is Enhancing Support for AMP
by Michael Cropper | May 16, 2017 | Digital Pulse | 
Small businesses are the backbone of our local economy, and they make our communities special. Businesses are revitalizing their towns, creating jobs, and shaping their communities—one customer and employee at a time.
We wanted to better understand the web’s role in helping small businesses grow in today’s economy, so we recently commissioned new research with Deloitte. The study found that the use of digital tools (such as websites, analytics and online marketing) positively impacts small business growth in four key ways: reaching new customers, reaching new markets, growing faster and creating jobs.
Reaching more customers
Digital tools help small businesses
Source:: Four ways the web supports small business growth—new research from Deloitte
by Michael Cropper | May 16, 2017 | Digital Pulse |
Small businesses are the backbone of our local economy, and they make our communities special. Businesses are revitalizing their towns, creating jobs, and shaping their communities—one customer and employee at a time.
We wanted to better understand the web’s role in helping small businesses grow in today’s economy, so we recently commissioned new research with Deloitte. The study found that the use of digital tools (such as websites, analytics and online marketing) positively impacts small business growth in four key ways: reaching new customers, reaching new markets, growing faster and creating jobs.
Reaching more customers
Digital tools help small businesses
Source:: Four ways the web supports small business growth—new research from Deloitte
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