I am extremely pleased to officially announce the appointment of Graham Ruddick as a non-executive director of Browser Media. I have known Graham for a couple of years, having initially met on one of the legendary digital ski trips and he has been involved with Browser Media in a less official capacity over the past year, so it is fantastic to welcome him on board at an exciting time for…
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If you subscribe to our 'Browser Media Bytes' newsletter, you will have read my thoughts about the potential that blogs offer in terms of attracting search engine traffic in the last edition. (If you don't subscribe, then you are missing out and should head on over to the sign up page! Every other month and we promise not to spam you.) The sharper eyed amongst our regular readers will have…
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It seems unbelievable, but the new football season is upon us – barely has the dust settled on last season and it is off again (although we still think football players have a cushy life…). Whilst a few of the team here at Browser Media would like to think that they know a thing or two about football, the reality is that we know nothing! That isn't stopping us running…
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If you have spoken to us over the years, you will have (hopefully) got the message that we are very excited by the potential that social media offers, but that we feel that a lot of organisations underestimate the commitment / resource that is required to make it a success. Too many businesses dip their toe in the social media waters and then run away claiming that it is hopeless,…
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This is a post that we have been meaning to write for a while but the fact that it is Friday and that the issue of domain hijacking by a proxy server has surfaced yet again has prompted us to finally put finger to keyboard… The background to this is a period in early December 2010 where we noticed that the our online enquiries had dried up. We are not…
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…then it would no doubt be fun, but Econsultancy's annual 'Digital Ski' event would surely blow such an effort away with a volley of jägerbombs. Enjoying its 5th birthday in its spiritual home of St.Anton, Digital Ski 2011 drew to a close yesterday evening as 35 digital marketers stumbled off the plane with fantastic (if hazy) memories of an amazing trip. Browser Media founder, Joe Friedlein, was one of the…
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Our regular readers (there are millions of you – don't be shy!) will remember our post last year showing how our office had been transformed in the snow. Unless you have been living in a cave with the most impressive media blackout known to man, you will have noticed that the weather has been on the chilly side this week and we have once again been plunged into an arctic…
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Econsultancy.com has just published its latest PPC Buyer's Guide and we are pleased to say that Browser Media has, once again, been selected as one of the UK's leading PPC agencies. The buyer's guide is actually a lot more than just a list of agencies, offering an analysis of market trends and issues within the paid search marketing sector, and is a very good read. The report shows that the…
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Help for Heroes is celebrating its third birthday today, having raised more than £70m since inception and helping to fund five recovery centres and support other vital military charities. Browser Media has traditionally supported the RNLI but is today launching a pledge to donate 10% of profit from all new business won during the 16th Air Assault Brigade's current deployment to Afghanistan. Browser Media founder, Joe Friedlein, comments: "We are…
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We are doing our bit to fend off the infamous ‘double dip recession’ that the media appear to want to plunge us into and growing the team once again. If you have proven expertise in SEO, we would love to hear from you and hope that the new post for the SEO manager role will be of interest? If you have a couple of years SEO experience, this could be…
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