Estate agent uses Facebook to sell a house with debut virtual walkthrough
Online estate agent SellMyHome.co.uk has adopted Facebook, not for the traditional means of status updates and images, but to run an online open house to entice home buyers.
Online estate agent SellMyHome.co.uk has adopted Facebook, not for the traditional means of status updates and images, but to run an online open house to entice home buyers.
Does the constant "ping" of new emails get in the way of you getting your work done Here are 7 tricks to ensure that email does not stop you from being productive.
In the 2015 Budget, George Osborne pledged an extra £100m “to stay ahead in the race to driverless technology”. Already four pilot schemes in London, Bristol, Milton Keynes and Coventry are underway. But Hailo has taken a recent stand against the driverless world.
A proliferation of digital channels and mobile devices has resulted in today’s always-on consumer, bringing huge opportunities for brand engagement, yet an increasingly complicated and dynamic path to purchase. As a result, customer experience management has risen to become the top marketing technology investment, accounting for 18 per cent of total marketing budget in 2014.
Observing the very real hacking threat businesses face and the methods that cyber criminals use begs the question – is the password a past word
The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) has teamed with the high-growth business support service, the Accelerator Network, to bring together 50 British youngsters specialising in cyber security.
Facebook has two million businesses advertising on its social network, and now plans to improve the uptake by launching learning centres and training programmes to support small companies, brands and marketers.
It seems that barely a day goes by without some kind of cyber attack or major hack hitting the headlines. In today’s hyper digital world, the threat of falling victim to cyber crime is real, and you might expect that these high profile cases would spur us all into action.
If London mayor Boris Johnson or his team thought for a moment that his Twitter Q&A session today was going to provide anything other than an opportunity for mockery and trolling, they were largely mistaken.
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