Brighton SEO September 2018: All the presentations, slideshows and decks
The Tug SEO team are excited to be attending Brighton SEO on 28th September. There are a lot of great talks on the agenda, and plenty of big names on the lineup. It’s set to be a fantastic day, and one of the highlights of…
Viagogo Vs Google: Is it a search engine’s responsibility to penalise ticket touting websites?
If you’re looking to buy tickets to an event online, you’d expect a trusted search engine to show you the best places to buy said tickets. But what if it doesn’t? What if you buy tickets that are vastly over-priced, or worse, turn out to…
The Instagram Effect
How a simple image sharing platform has changed entire industries I remember getting Instagram. I remember downloading the app and following a few dozen of my friends. Inexpertly applying filters to overexposed photos on holiday in Portugal. Not writing a caption to accompany said photo…
Brands and social media: 3 mistakes to avoid
In recent years brands have been keen to leave their corporate reputation behind and positions themselves as funny, approachable and light-hearted. Today it’s not uncommon to see Burger King mocking McDonald’s, Tesco Mobile taking down the trolls, and Samsung making fun of dick picks. Perhaps…
Google’s rebrand from ‘Google AdWords’ to ‘Google Ads’ reflects a move away from keyword-based SEM
As of July 24th, Google AdWords is no more. Instead, ‘Google Ads’ is the new umbrella term for the Search, Display, Shopping, Video, Maps, Gmail and Apps units of the Google Advertising Platform. It’s a rebrand which has implications for the future of search engine…
Trump, Idiots and Google Bombing
You know when your mate used to say, “If you look up stupid in the dictionary there’s a picture of you.” Well, that’s what happens to Trump if he searches for ‘idiot’ on Google. No, really. It works if you do it, too. How can…