Marketing Day: December 17, 2013

Here’s our daily recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on MarTech and other places across the web. From Marketing Land: Google Glass’s XE12 Software Update Adds iOS Support, YouTube, Hangouts & More Google Glass Explorers have waited an extra week or so for the December software update, but XE12 is now […]

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mday240pxHere’s our daily recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on MarTech and other places across the web.

From Marketing Land:

  • Google Glass’s XE12 Software Update Adds iOS Support, YouTube, Hangouts & More
    Google Glass Explorers have waited an extra week or so for the December software update, but XE12 is now rolling out and delivers a big list of upgrades. Perhaps the biggest one is official support for iOS devices via a new MyGlass control app. According to the XE12 release notes, MyGlass for iOS “has almost […]
  • Rosy Outlook For Digital Publishers: Q3 Ad Revenues Climb 18 Percent In The UK
    Spurred in part by the rise of digital video advertising, online publishers are seeing the highest rates of growth since early 2010 in the UK. Digital advertising revenues rose 18 percent year-over-year in the third quarter of 2013. That’s according to a new report from consulting firm Deloitte and the UK’s Association of Online Publishers […]
  • Apple’s “Misunderstood” Holiday Video Ad Offers Fresh Look At How Teens Are Using Their iPhones
    While Buick’s recent campaign is urging people to stop looking at their phones, Apple’s new ad takes the opposite approach, showing how an iPhone synced with Apple TV can bring an entire family to weep tears of joy. Posted yesterday, Apple’s holiday TV Ad “Misunderstood” is set to a slightly melancholy version of “Have Yourself […]
  • 100+ Ad Agencies To Follow On Twitter
    Wondering what advertising agencies you should be following on Twitter? We just saved you a few hours of work, with our new Marketing Land list of major ad agencies on Twitter. Following Agencies Want to follow individual agencies? See the member list here, then click “Follow” for the ones you want to follow (sorry, Twitter doesn’t […]
  • Apple: Games, Social And Video Dominate Top Apps Lists
    Like everyone else Apple has released its year-end top lists. Below are the top iOS apps, including top free and top paid apps for both the iPhone and iPad. The lists are a mix of “incumbents” and “insurgents.” Pandora remains in the top 10 (12 on the iPad list) and YouTube was number two on […]
  • Influencer Marketing: How Google Will Change The Game
    I hear a lot of buzz about influencer marketing — how it has evolved, how it comes in different flavors and how brands are using it — but I never hear anyone talk about Google’s plans to change it… dramatically! An Emerging Channel When brands first began to capitalize on the power of influencer marketing, […]
  • Earning Your Right to Invest More in Content
    It’s been just five years since the term “content marketing” began appearing regularly online, and only three years since the Content Marketing Institute, an umbrella organization for content marketers, was founded. In its latest surveys, CMI found that 90% of B2C marketers use content marketing, and 93% of B2B marketers engage in content marketing techniques. […]
  • Bring On The News Feed Commercials: Promoted Video Ads Officially Land In The Facebook Feed
    Next time you check your News Feed you may notice some additional movement thanks to a new ad format. As speculated, Facebook has officially announced the ad test that allows advertisers to purchase clips that will auto-play (without sound) directly in your feed. If you like what you see, you’ll have the option to click […]
  • Twitter Rumor Roundup: 3 Active Tests & Enhancements Currently In The Works
    Much like rival Facebook, Twitter has been overly active since their November IPO. Over the past week many rumors, tests and trials have been uncovered so we’ve compiled a roundup of the top confirmed Twitter tests, reports and rumors over the past few days. Rumor: Edit Feature For Tweets In The Works Ever wish you […]
  • WSJ: Facebook Launching Video Ads This Week
    NOTE: The WSJ report was mostly correct. Facebook did announce more video ads today, but it’s only a test and involves one advertiser. For more, see our more recent coverage: Bring On The News Feed Commercials: Promoted Video Ads Officially Land In The Facebook Feed. Facebook appears set to end 2013 with one of the […]
  • Help A Cause While Surfing Your Feed: Nonprofits Get New ‘Donate Now’ Facebook Buttons
    Facebook has launched a new feature that allows nonprofits to instantly collect donations directly on Facebook. Nineteen nonprofit partners will help to launch the Donate product with the full list on the official Facebook blog post.   The functionality will show a “Donate Now” button on the top of Facebook Pages and next to the […]
  • Apple Building Mobile Exchange, Shifting Focus To Radio
    According to an article in AdWeek, Apple is quietly building an RTB exchange to manage in-app ad buying. This is apparently at the direction of Apple’s Eddy Cue who is now in charge of software, including Maps and Siri. Apple’s is reportedly concentrating on iTunes Radio advertising. AdWeek says that “In a staff meeting before the holidays, […]

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Matt McGee joined Third Door Media as a writer/reporter/editor in September 2008. He served as Editor-In-Chief from January 2013 until his departure in July 2017. He can be found on Twitter at @MattMcGee.

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