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We are delighted to share that we have recently started working with property management company, Serene Homes. Whilst we are always delighted to welcome new clients onboard, we are particularly excited to be working with Serene Homes becuase we are office neighbours! We have been working with James and his team for short amount of time so far but have already delivered some very encouraging results. 

We are delighted to announce that Citron Hygiene have chosen to work with Innovation Visual on their new e-commerce site, The Citron Shop.  Working in partnership, we will provide ongoing digital marketing services; helping to grow the business and achieve their goals.

Wycliffe’s motto is ‘Bold and Loyal’, and we couldn’t be prouder to have been chosen to help them achieve their ongoing business objectives through digital marketing.

Read on to find out why we were chosen and how our dedicated team will help the college to stand out even more in their community as a leader in private education.

On the 2^nd of September 2020, Google Ads made an announcement that upset a lot of advertisers, it said that, “Starting September 2020, the search terms report will only include terms that a significant number of users searched for, even if a term received a click.”

For some time now Google Chrome and other browsers like Safari have been rolling out updates which have been increasing the restrictions placed on third party cookies, and even first party cookies to a degree. Safari was one the first to bring in these changes (on a large scale), but they also have less to lose from these kinds of restrictions. And Microsoft Edge, we don’t really care about (we’ll let you look this up).

Soon things are about to change, drastically! Google Chrome is going to start to ‘phase out’ third party cookies, natively. The intention is to do this within two years; however, changes could come sooner.  But what effect will this have on marketers and where will this leave adtech companies which are solely reliant on these cookies to function?

Google has just announced that they will be providing $340 million in ad credits to small and medium sized businesses on the Google Ads platform. These credits are intended to reduce the cost of maintaining an account and help businesses reach out to their customers during this unprecedented time.