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Facebook Pages Gets a Makeover. What you need to know.
Posted Thursday, March 1st, 2012 under: Creative, Digital Marketing, General

Yesterday saw Facebook complete its transition from the ‘old-style’ Facebook page layout to the new ‘Timeline’ user interface. Whether you are a small start-up or a large national organisation, there will be some big changes to the way in which your brand is displayed on Facebook from March 30th 2012.

We’ve been so busy over the last few months and it’s been a while since our last post and we couldn’t neglect our Blog any longer so we thought of writing our latest post on the impact the new Facebook pages will have on your brand, and what you can do to have a smooth transition over!

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Port 2 Port Maritime Security Appoint LSS Interactive
Posted Friday, July 29th, 2011 under: General

Leading Maritime Security company, Port 2 Port have appointed LSS Interactive as its Digital Agency. LSS has been tasked with handling all of the company’s online activities (including hosting), branding and email marketing.

The agency will work closely with the company to strengthen its position as the leading maritime security company and will undertake a comprehensive review to ensure the best solution is provided.

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Google +1 – Has The Penny Finally Dropped?
Posted Sunday, June 12th, 2011 under: Digital Marketing

Google is undoubtedly an online supergiant; worth a staggering $190bn according to recent reports. The power it holds in the world today is unprecedented – the verb ‘google’ is now included in the Oxford English Dictionary and the term ‘google it’ is a standard part of everyday language.

Since its founding in 1998 Google has continued to grow and expand out from its humble search engine roots and makes its presence felt across a variety of online platforms such as mobile technology, news services and web browsing with the launch of the successful Google Chrome. However according to recent financial reports 95% of Google’s profit still comes from their search engine facility and advertising, with its other ventures contributing only 5%. Despite its attempts to shake off its ‘One-Trick pony’ tag, Google is still highly dependant on its search engine and advertising revenue; remove that and what is Google?

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