by Didit Editorial | Mar 16, 2022 | Articles, Digital Technology, Email Marketing, Interactive Marketing, PPC, Public Relations
In April, 2021, Apple announced that the latest version of its iOS software would provide users with much greater control over the extent to which developers, marketers, and merchants could track their devices. Beginning with iOS version 14.5, iOS and iPadOS (will)...
by Didit Editorial | Nov 10, 2020 | Articles, Interactive Marketing, SEO, Shopping Feeds
To say COVID-19 was one of the defining events of 2020 is an understatement—the implications will last well into the decade. The pandemic rocked businesses to the core, disrupting everything from our operations and supply chains to our outlooks and expectations. And...
by Didit Editorial | Jul 14, 2016 | Articles, Interactive Marketing, Social Media
July 14, 2016: Pokémon Go has taken the nation by storm. The popular AR (Augmented Reality) game for smartphones has already exceeded 15 million downloads in just a few days, and — according to some estimates, is already more popular than Instagram, Twitter, and...
by Didit Editorial | Aug 13, 2015 | Articles, Display Media, Interactive Marketing
It’s all about using your Big TV to gather Big Data. August 13, 2015: Chromecast is the new dongle device that is challenging Apple TV and Roku as a must-have living room appliance. While many are debating what this means for Google’s long term strategy, here are 5...
by Didit Editorial | Dec 5, 2014 | Articles, Interactive Marketing
December 6, 2014: This week, Kevin Lee writes about RFPs (Requests for Proposal) — which prospects often demand agencies fill out before they’re allowed to enter the formal consideration set. As Kevin Lee observes, RFPs are not universally beloved. In...
by Didit Editorial | Oct 31, 2014 | Articles, Digital Technology, Humor, Interactive Marketing
October 31, 2014: Happy Halloween, and welcome to the latest installment in Didit’s Lame Marketing Phrases series. Here we call out marketing pundits, industry analysts, and bloggers for using phrases that are tired, warn, hackneyed, rusty, and icky. We’ve...
