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“There are roughly three and a half billion Google searches made every day,” said Craig Dunham, CEO of enterprise SEO platform Deepcrawl, at our recent MarTech conference. “According to research from Moz, 84% of people use Google at least three times a day, and about half of all product searches start with Google. The way that consumers are engaging with brands is changing, and it’s doing so rapidly.”.
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Internet advertising, and especially its Programmatic offshoot, is currently at a crossroads, where, in tandem with the crystallization of industry standards and regulations, we are facing the issues of global and local economic fluctuations. This makes it a challenge for almost all industry players – Advertisers, Publishers, Technology Partners – to develop an effective strategy.
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Revolut, described as the world’s first global financial “superapp,” has appointed Wieden+Kennedy London as its global ad agency. Revolut launched in the UK in 2015 offering money transfer and exchange. It now has more than 18 million customers around the world making more than 150 million transactions a month. Revolut has also hired VP growth.
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