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The Search Marketing Circus: How you can tell your website is optimised for Search Engine Optimisation | What Sarah Did

Sarah Mclellan, one of our Business Management with Marketing student’s graduating this week has produced a blog for her Digital Marketing module. Below is an excerpt from her post ‘The Search Marketing Circus: How you can tell your website it optimised for Search Engine Optimisation’. You can view this, and her other posts on her blog here –…

How to audit one channel of an organisation’s digital marketing presence: Twitter

Business Management student Hind Adamou is taking our optional Digital Marketing module; which is available to all Law, Business Management and Marketing students. As part of this module, students write a blog on a topic related to digital marketing. Hind focused on an organisation’s digital marketing presence on Twitter: How to audit one channel of…

The Bottom Line not The Flat Line: How to evaluate your success and your risks with your PPC Campaign | What Sarah Did

Paid media is the most popular form of digital marketing right now (Kapoor et al., 2016), and as investing in PPC is one of the key marketing channels proposed by Chaffey (2015) and can be integral to your marketing plan. However, before you embark on a PPC campaign, know the hallmarks of success and the…

Digital Marketing Student Blog: How to effectively increase your permission based email marketing database for a small food business

Following Beth Nicholson’s last post, I wanted to share her excellent blog on permission based marketing. Permission based email marketing Permission based email marketing was introduced due to the increasing amount of ‘spam’ emails that were being received by customers (Ellis-Chadwick & Doherty, 2012). It is now the law in England to obtain the recipients’ permission…

Digital marketing analysis: A student’s blog on fashion retail giants capturing millennials

This time of year is when lecturers in the School of Business and Law have the pleasure of reading and marking blog posts by students who are studying Digital Marketing (an optional module in their final year). As part of this module students are required to create their own blog analysing how digital technology is…