If you work closely with Facebook Ads Manager you’ll be all too aware of the infamous ‘20% text’ rule. For those aren’t in the know, Facebook allowed only images (and video thumbnails) to perform optimally when less than 20% of the total image size contained text – until now, that is.   Advertisers have

A is for Amy who fell down the stairs, B is for Basil assaulted by bears… No, we’re not plagiarising The Gashlycrumb Tinies by Edward Gorey – we’re paying homage to it.   As you may or may not know, Edward Gorey (1925-2000) was an American author and illustrator who specialised in creating wonderfully weird,

Katy, our Junior Paid Social Manager, runs through the ins, outs, whys and wherefores of marketing attribution models.    Ever since I started working with Facebook ads, there has been the ongoing quibbling surrounding attribution and the discrepancies between Google data and Facebook’s ads data.   If you are putting marketing efforts into multiple channels

Here at Passion, we love a lot of things: digital marketing (duh), a cold beer with our teammates after work on a Friday (oh, how we miss this – virtual drinks just aren’t the same!), videos of cats doing funny cat things (exhibit A) and, of course, Chrome browser extensions.   If you’re anything like