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Video Video hosting for marketers: bandwidth, player speed and lead capture

Video hosting for marketers: bandwidth, player speed and lead capture

Self-host, Wistia, Vimeo or a YouTube embed? A cost model that accounts for what each does to your page speed.

1 min 23 reads
SEO How accurate is a rank tracker, really?

How accurate is a rank tracker, really?

Personalisation, localisation and AI Overviews mean two trackers can disagree by several positions on the same query.

1 min 40 reads
Analytics & Reporting Server-side tracking: what it fixes, what it costs, what it does not solve

Server-side tracking: what it fixes, what it costs, what it does not solve

A practical read on when a server-side container earns its running cost, and when it is cargo cult.

1 min 22 reads
Image Digital asset management for teams of under twenty

Digital asset management for teams of under twenty

Enterprise DAM is overkill and a shared Drive folder is chaos. A few tools sit in the useful middle.

1 min 23 reads
Content & Workflow Choosing which articles to refresh, without guessing

Choosing which articles to refresh, without guessing

A scoring model that ranks refresh candidates on decay, position and commercial value rather than on gut feel.

1 min 22 reads
Advertising Budget pacing tools that stop you overspending on the 28th

Budget pacing tools that stop you overspending on the 28th

Flighting, dayparting and the unglamorous automation that protects margin.

1 min 25 reads
SEO Schema markup generators, checked against Google’s own validator

Schema markup generators, checked against Google’s own validator

Six generators, one product page, one FAQ page — and a repeatable way to validate the output before you ship it.

1 min 46 reads
Image The stock photo problem, and five alternatives that do not look like stock

The stock photo problem, and five alternatives that do not look like stock

Generic imagery is a trust tax. Here is what to use instead, at roughly the same cost.

1 min 21 reads

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