Robin Neifield

This month’s challenge to digital marketing equilibrium has been the announcement of Facebook’s algorithmic update.

Will 2018 be the year of Amazon (again)? The first week of the year is always filled with predictions, and there’s a good chance that

Relentless advertising messages, expanded competitive sets, and promotional periods like Black Friday and Cyber Monday have altered

When your brand is online, it is in jeopardy. Competitors may use your brand terms in keyword searches, pirate your slogans or

If you were ever in doubt of the changes our digital access, behaviors and devices have made in our lives, look no further than food.

Voice-assisted search came onto the mass market in 2011 with the initial release of Siri. Since then, there have been ongoing

The Net may soon have gate keepers, a price tag or a throttle — and that’s something we should all be concerned about.

Marketers often mistakenly act as if their plans exist in a vacuum and that they have the consumer’s undivided interest and attention

I was recently asked what advice I would give my younger self to succeed in digital marketing. The question, of course, is nonsense.

In the past decade, marketers and the ecosystem that surrounds them have focused intensely, investing heavily in making direct

Pepsi is clearly not the only brand to take this kind of wrong turn in their ads. A few other recent examples include Match.com’s

Marketers need a complex and diverse set of skills to meet business goals. When should you partner for marketing and technology support

America is politically obsessed right now. Each day there is at least one and often several news items that lead to outrage.

America is politically obsessed right now. Each day there is at least one and often several news items that lead to a cycle of

Agency folks love to complain about the pace of our work, the numerous bosses (AKA “clients”), the often restricted budgets, creative