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Chris Pitt

Chris Pitt

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Executive Producer, Bloomberg Radio

City of Westminster

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social media content marketing small businesses freelancing--and related topics.I enjoy writing about public relations

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Total articles 23

  • Search everywhere: The ‘new SEO’ and optimising for multichannel visibility

    By Chris Pitt Verified| vertical-leap.uk@ Despite losses in recent years, Google still has a 90+% share of the search market. So, we’re still talking about the biggest search engine, by far. The thing is, these stats only compare Google Search vs other traditional search engines – like Bing and Yandex – which doesn’t tell the whole story. The real headline is that search is expanding beyond search engines.

    By Chris Pitt Verified · vertical-leap.uk

    Dec. 09, 2024

  • A Google Omnichannel Strategy To Help Retailers Increase Sales

    By Chris Pitt Verified| vertical-leap.uk@ The modern customer journey incorporates more channels every year. This brings new opportunities but it also opens up new gaps for potential customers to slip through and discover rival brands. To keep prospects moving in the right direction, you have to incorporate the right mix of omnichannel campaigns and this is particularly challenging for companies that sell both online and offline. If an integrated online and offline customer experience sounds like the future, you’re already behind.

    By Chris Pitt Verified · vertical-leap.uk

    Sep. 28, 2023

  • Search everywhere: The ‘new SEO’ and optimising for multichannel visibility

    By Chris Pitt Verified| vertical-leap.uk@ Despite losses in recent years, Google still has a 90+% share of the search market. So, we’re still talking about the biggest search engine, by far. The thing is, these stats only compare Google Search vs other traditional search engines – like Bing and Yandex – which doesn’t tell the whole story. The real headline is that search is expanding beyond search engines.

    By Chris Pitt Verified · vertical-leap.uk

    Dec. 09, 2024

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Bloomberg Radio

City of Westminster, United Kingdom