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Bandwagin, rickshaw or bullet train?
Integrating search, social and conversion can create a brand resonance with relevant, engaging and recommendable content. It helps build an awareness to advocacy model that has cohesion and consistency, and no cognitive or social dissonance. We think Google’s Zero Moment of Truth is driven by investing in the talent and expertise to achieve these aims.
ZMOT rings true and is at work across all industries now (from travel to fashion to B2B). In the current crisis, supermarkets have a way to go yet in this area, which is as much about transparency as what goes into a product. It all starts with the customer. Listen and you’ll hear it - straight from the horse’s mouth.
Seeing the plane network stop moving kicks us out of our habitual behaviour and gives us some perspective. Travel often happens on the edges of the subconscious, at the deep end. It defies easy definition or meaning. But experiencing it and sharing it pulls us further together. The story of the 787 lithium-ion battery is one story. But there’s millions more waiting to be told.

Content wasn’t just king but “kingmaker” according to one speaker a couple of weeks ago, as digital types from London and beyond joined us coast-huggers at the annual Brighton SEO, to get some perspective by the pier and share stories on what’s next in the search world.

If I had a pound for every time I’ve heard or read recently that content is king I’d be living the life of a king and not writing a blog post about what content really is.

The Travolution Awards 2012 shortlist has been announced and we’re nominated in the category ‘Best use of SEO’ for our work for Purple Parking.

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