Twitter expands the meaning of ‘direct message’
Twitter added two new features today; both designed to keep you on the platform for just a little bit longer. First, they’ve expanded the […]
Dropping Like it’s Dot: M-Dot Sites to Lose 50% Share in 2015
M-dot sites aren’t dead, just dying. A recent report released by Pure Oxygen Labs surveyed the Internet Retailer 500 Guide (2014) and found use […]
A Seat at the Biggest Table: Digital Guru Gavin Heaton on the Next Era of Marketing
Author: Sanjay Dholakia As we reach our final interview in a series of conversations the EIU has held with six visionaries on the next […]
10 Linux Desktop Environments You Probably Don’t Know
Unlike Windows and Mac OS, Linux offers a variety of desktop environments for its users. Each desktop environment (interface) has its own appearance, style […]
Materialize – A Material Design CSS Framework
Google’s Material Design is aimed to work well on the Web and also on mobile apps. It’s gaining popularity with developers and if you […]
Logo flaunting is out; unbundling is in and other consumer insights
Today’s informative marketing post is brought to you by a misread. That’s right. I found this extremely interesting report because I misread the headline […]
MarTech Momentum Continues into 2015
Author: Lou Pelosi A number of my colleagues have recently asked whether the pace of innovation driving the marketing technology boom is subsiding or […]
10 Lightweight Alternatives To Bootstrap & Foundation
Choosing the right framework that is the perfect fit for your projects could be a little bit overwhelming – there are a lot to […]
Happiness Can Be The Best Strategy For Increasing Productivity: Here’s How
You can call it a secret, “life hack” or just common sense but happiness is the key to productivity. Being positive and satisfied can […]
Why It’s Like 1995 on the Mobile Web Right Now
Another post on mobile menus? You may recall, GetElastic posted Don’t Make These Mobile Mistakes and Mobile Menus: Hold the Hamburger already. And Conversion […]
Friday Round-Up: Twitter translates, Amazon wallet folds, and men are hanging out on Pinterest
Another week is at an end and it’s been a week of change here at MarketingPilgrim. Out there, in the rest of the digital […]
7 Free eBooks To Learn AngularJS
So you’ve been following this Angular series (if you haven’t, start from the top here) and have come to a point where you are […]
Simplify Your Freelance Tasks With Motiv
As a freelancer, you have a lot of things to take care of. Not only do you have to work on meeting your deadline […]
20 Meaningful Valentine’s Day Gifts For Couples
Valentine’s day is fast approaching and it’s the perfect time to think about what you’re going to give to your significant other. It is […]
Facebook collects Super Bowl mentions to beef up targeted ad campaigns
Can’t plunk down $4.5 million for a 30-second Super Bowl TV ad? Perhaps, I could interest you in a less expensive Facebook Super Bowl […]
The State of Digital Marketing in 2015 [Infographic]
This week’s infographic dissects the state of digital marketing in 2015, from device usage, to customer lifecycle to digital marketing management. Courtesy of SmartInsights. […]
Traditional vs. Digital: The Super Bowl Ad Grey Space
Author: Shanna Cook Who wants to, or better yet who can afford to, spend $4.5 million on any one line item in their marketing […]
5 AngularJS Frameworks to Get Apps Up and Running Quickly
Now that you are well-versed in the basics, it is time to get started on building your own web application with AngularJS. AngularJS made […]
How To Deal With Facebook Game Invites (The Right Way)
We need to talk about Facebook games. I believe if you’re on Facebook, you are either on the team that plays games, or the […]
It’s back to basics for local marketers [Infographic]
If you do it everyday, digital marketing is routine, but for many small business owners it’s just too overwhelming to even think about. That’s […]