Tune in to Marketing O’Clock to hear Jess Budde, Greg Finn, and Christine “Shep” Zirnheld share the biggest digital marketing news of the week.
Plus, we have fun with anagrams, discuss parallel universe theories, and are nothing but chivalrous with our favorite voice assistants.
Publishers who submit their content to the PubHub will have potential exposure to millions of Windows, Outlook, and Bing users.
GMB listings will be able to link directly to gift card purchase options on a business’ website.
Through a partnership with PayPal and GoFundMe, businesses will also be able to accept donations from customers directly through their Google My Business page.
Finally, businesses running local inventory ads will be able to add a curbside pickup badge to their profile.
Instagram users will have the option to pin comments to the top of their posts as well as control who can tag them in posts and stories, bulk delete comments, and restrict accounts that post negative comments.
Advertisers will be able to add whitelists for placements on the Facebook Audience Network, whitelists for video content, and opt-out of live stream ad placements.
LinkedIn users can now use live polls and live events are now available on the platform.
Our take of the week comes to us from Susan Wenograd, who asked the Twitterverse to help her identify some of the most egregious “marketing bro” declarations.
Ok, that’s it.
I’m crowdsourcing the Marketing Bro declarations and lies that need to be dismantled.
Let’s go, people. Line up. Any form of digital marketing is fair game…. paid media, SEO, dropshipping.
Go.
— Susan Wenograd (@SusanEDub) May 13, 2020
Then, we answer these digital marketing questions during our lightning round:
- Who are the winners and losers of the May 2020 Core Update?
- What is Facebook doing to become more appealing to traditional TV media buyers?
- When is your YouTube audience online?
- Where can business owners connect with each other to share ideas and support?
- Why should retailers integrate their PayPal account with their Google Merchant Center account?
- How is Facebook changing its dynamic creative ad format?
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