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Press
The SEO/PPC Trade-Off Audit
19% of your PPC budget is wasted on keywords that you already rank naturally for. Greenlight launches the first tool to identify keyword overlap in your SEO and PPC campaigns.
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Press
Pay for Performance Social Media Management
Greenlight is the first and only major agency to offer social media optimisation within a pay for performance pricing model. Greenlight gives brands a directly accountable, measurable and scalable way to get the most out of the billions of actions and interactions taking place across social...
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Magazine
The Magazine: Spring Edition
In the spring edition of the Greenlight magazine, we explore the new reality of link building, how to get the most from mobile advertising, the impact of Facebook's latest product 'Home' plus we provide tips on how to achieve a fully integrated digital search strategy.
Social Olympics: Official Sponsors Ask "Was it Worth It?"
While most people had their eyes fixed on last night's Olympics closing ceremony, no doubt the official sponsors were at least partially distracted by the big question that will loom over the rest of their financial year: was it worth it? We've been using our own Social Media framework to to answer that question.
The mighty hurdle: What happens when Brands meet the News and the News meets Censorship
Social Olympics: As the Games Begin, Brand Sponsors Face Their Biggest Challenge Yet
Just three days to go to the London 2012 Olympics and Olympic sponsors are ramping up their activity in a last-stitch effort to make the most of their association with the Games. Online conversation about Olympic sponsorship has also gained momentum, more than doubling over the last two weeks to 142k conversations. And at last, on the social media front, Adidas seems to be making positive strides.
Social Olympics: Pushing Social Value Over Products
As the Olympics draw nearer, conversation about brand sponsors is picking up. The last two weeks saw around 63,000 online mentions of Olympic sponsors, compared to 54,000 the two weeks prior. The discussion points to mounting pressure on brands to make the most of their Olympic sponsorship while it lasts. This is no doubt true for our two brands in focus: Adidas and Cadbury. But the story holds a few surprises.
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