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First-party data is data that is collected directly from your website by YOU, the owner of the site.  This can include information such as sales conversion user information, the items customers have purchased, and any other interactions they have had with the site that are trackable. In contrast, third-party data is data that is collected by a company other than the website owner, often through the use of tracking cookies. And cookies are already on their way out the door.

YouTube Shorts and TikTok are two popular short-form video platforms that have gained a lot of traction in recent years.  Both platforms allow users to create and share short videos, usually lasting less than a minute, but there are some key differences between the two. Audience, engagement, and content styles are just some major differences. While some may consider all short-form videos the same, this couldn't be further from the truth. Here are five ways in which YouTube Shorts is

If you follow the everchanging world of Google search, you may have noticed something interesting in you search results recently. Let's call it "continuous scrolling search results." Searching something like "men's jeans" gives you a list of results that continues to populate rather than the traditional page one, two, three, etc. When you reach the bottom of the results, more results populate! This does not happen all the time - which is interesting.  Searching "cool men's jeans," the results default

 We are all well aware of the power YouTube holds.  Not only is YouTube one of the world's largest search engines (second only to Google), it’s the go-to platform to learn about pretty much anything, from make-up tutorials to fixing a leaky sink.  In 2020, YouTube jumped on the short-form content bandwagon... by launching YouTube Shorts. They quickly become the prominent content users are consuming on the platform. YouTube Shorts is YouTube’s answer to Instagram Stories and TikTok, providing users

The goal of any content is to deliver a message. But when it comes to your business, your content has to accomplish much more than that. Today, we’ll identify the differences between two types of content marketing and how to take action to ensure you’re using the most effective type for your business.   1. What Is Product Marketing Content? Product marketing content is that which is used to market tangible consumer goods. These kinds of products can be measured,

It’s time to face this fact: It’s pretty much impossible to expand your ecommerce efforts without engaging in the social media ecosystem.  While you may not consider social media a core sales channel, customers will still leverage social to check out product/business reviews or learn more about your brand, both of which can influence their purchase decision. Here is a little food for thought:  - Over 80% of customers’ buying decisions are influenced by social posts from their friends or