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Marketing Day: November 16, 2012

Here’s our daily recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on MarTech and other places across the web. From Marketing Land: Twitter’s API Rules Force Windows 8 Client Tweetro To Shutter Free App & Go Paid Tweetro, a popular free Twitter client for Windows 8, is shutting down its free version and […]

Matt McGee on November 16, 2012 at 4:01 pm | Reading time: 4 minutes

Here’s our daily recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on MarTech and other places across the web.

From Marketing Land:

Twitter’s API Rules Force Windows 8 Client Tweetro To Shutter Free App & Go Paid
Tweetro, a popular free Twitter client for Windows 8, is shutting down its free version and will work on a paid version — the latest episode of Twitter’s recent API changes impacting its developer community. Tweetro recently ran up against Twitter’s 100,000 user token limit and temporarily pulled its app from the Windows Store pending […]
Marketing Biz: Get Big (Data) Or Go Home & This Isn’t Your Dad’s #Twitter
This week in marketing was dominated by the march of big data companies and the successful changes taking place at Twitter. #crushingit This is … Marketing Biz. Outbrain Expects 25% Revenue Hit As It Cuts Off Spammy Content Marketers Outbrain won’t name specific sites that were kicked out of the network. Instead, it pointed to […]
Article Marketers: Do You Know The Right Length For Well-Performing Articles?
There’s a very interesting conversation taking place inside Warrior Forum discussing the “right” length for an article being used for article marketing purposes. The thread started with the original poster sharing a link to a pdf put online by EzineArticles.com. Inside the pdf, the staff at EzineArticles wrote: A 500-Word Article Will Always Outperform A 1000-Word Article? […]
Google AdSense Adds New Half Page Ad Unit Sized 300×600
Google announced the addition of a new ad unit, their largest ad unit to date, sized at 300×600 pixels. The new ad unit is commonly referred to as a half page unit, which Google is calling “brand friendly” ad units. Google said this ad size is one of the “top requests from publishers” last year. […]