Automation Doesn’t Mean “Set It and Forget It”

Automation has genuinely changed marketing for the better. Hours of repetitive work now take seconds, freeing teams to think strategically, create boldly, and act on initiatives that actually drive growth. It sounds ideal. And in many ways, it is.  The post Automation Doesn’t Mean “Set It and Forget It” appeared first on Stream Companies.

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What Your New Home Services Website Needs to Attract Local Leads

Having a strong online presence is no longer optional for home services businesses; it’s essential. The post What Your New Home Services Website Needs to Attract Local Leads appeared first on Stream Companies.

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 Meet Your Customer Where They Are: Why Summer Is the Best Ad Budget You’ll Never Regret

It's 27 degrees, the schools have broken up, and your customer isn't sat at home scrolling, they're outside, spending. With 45.5 million tourists set to hit the UK and consumer spend already up 4.2% year-on-year, summer is handing brands the biggest footfall window of the year. Here's why safe, generic marketing wastes it and what [...]

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What’s next for recovering WPP?

WPP has more or less held on to its share price gains following last week’s better than expected H1 results, keeping its nose above the important £4bn valuation. If you had bought WPP shares at the year’s low – when people were even questioning the survival of the company – you’d have doubled your money. [...]

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What’s next for recovering WPP?

WPP has more or less held on to its share price gains following last week’s better than expected H1 results, keeping its nose above the important £4bn valuation. If you had bought WPP shares at the year’s low – when people were even questioning the survival of the company – you’d have doubled your money. [...]

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