A Week in Digital
I Spy Marketing Featured in NMA 2010 Marketing Services Guide
New Media Age launched their 2010 marketing services guide, featuring 36 of the UK’s top agencies (based on turnover).
I Spy Marketing appear 16th on the list and are one of the smallest (in terms of employees) and youngest agencies in the top 20.
For the full list, check it out here.
Twitter to launch Business Centre
Twitter is looking to cater for the growing number of businesses that are currently utilising the platform with the launch of their Business Centre.
Still only available on a select number of profiles, the business centre is designed to give business accounts more flexibility. One of the notable features, is to allow multiple users maintain and manage the account giving more flexibility for those that have several people in charge of the Twitter account.
Yahoo! Wins Premier League Web Highlight Rights in UK Video Push
Yahoo has recently acquired rights to show English Premier League highlights on their site. Previously the rights were held by Virgin Media.
Carol Bartz of Yahoo has mentioned the success of “snack sized” video covered in the US in the form of Basketball and Ice Hockey and the move appears to be a way of increasing traffic to the search engine, which lags behind Google and YouTube in terms of searches conducted.
Facebook Privacy Issues Lead to New Search Trend
Facebook has taken a battering recently since the Facebook Open Graph was announced and launched, and it seems that there is a growing trend in searches for “How do I delete my Facebook account?”.
The term “Delete Facebook account” has also seen a surge recently:
Want a Job in Natural Search? Myspace are Hiring
Myspace are looking to hire a Natural Search (SEO) manager to report to Tony Adam in the Beverly Hills office. Myspace are looking to make big changes, so it will be interesting to see how their strategy is going to develop.
Certainly would be an interesting entry on the CV!
