This year, our Google Analytics pros have travelled to Manchester to attend @MeasureCampMCR. The team are looking forward to learning the very latest & greatest insights and trends to further support our clients' digital strategies #measure#analytics#digitalmarketing
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a bright #DigitalMarketing Executive to join our innovative agency. The ideal candidate will have experience in #SEO, #analytics and creating successful digital marketing campaigns. Do what you love, apply online. 🧡 https://t.co/cqO11mjzIE
Fantastic insights on the key focuses for Jersey's future health strategy at our first TechWeek #DigitalHealth Day panel, including data security, doctor/patient data transparency and making sure that all data collected is used efficiently and effectively.
"Transparency is key, if people can see the data that you are holding the more trust they have." - Cheryl Kenealy, Managing Director at @zuricare#DigitalHealth#JerseyTechWeek
We are delighted to launch Jersey's first Facebook Messenger property chatbot for @ThompsonEstates. PropertyBot was designed and built in-house by @Calex_JE from our Digital Marketing team. Try it out here: https://t.co/PhFHhm3IbN #Chatbot#Chatbots
Hey SEOs, everybody happy now with Google reversing the resultless serps yeah? Meanwhile there is funnier stuff than that out there - give users what they search for before they even search cc @searchmartin (1/2)
Now *this* is how you apply for an ad agency job. Gauntlet thrown down. Someone please hire this person if he's still looking for work. https://t.co/h7swUJ5Mvw
@k9wootty@BBCBreakfast And what percentage of your salary was rent? I ended up with a mortgage at the age of 21 because monthly rent in my area is more than mortgage repayments. That's the real issue here, trying to save a deposit whilst paying rent is what's stopping most young buyers.
@k9wootty@BBCBreakfast 3/3 We're buying property in a different environment to you, and "not going out for two years" isn't going to make a blind bit of difference to whether we can afford a house or not. Please do your research before you generalise a generation next time.
@k9wootty@BBCBreakfast 2/3 Compare that to 2017-
Avg UK house price is £226,756, avg wage is £27,600. Saving every penny, you'd take 8.2 years to get the same property, except rent is now 27% of salary (49% London), so it'd actually take 11 years doing nothing but working & paying rent to buy outright
@k9wootty@BBCBreakfast Two whole years? Wow. Out of interest, when was that?
In 1990, the avg UK house price was about £55k, the avg wage was £13,760. If you somehow put every penny into buying a house, you could buy it outright in about 4 years. Avg rent was £200 per month, 1.4% of salary. 1/3
@peter_oneill@BachsJ@MeasureCamp That's fine, I signed up for the waitlist at 7:01, so hopefully I'm not too far from the top of the list :) We've got a team of three looking to fly over from Jersey and we've got two tickets at the moment, just waiting to see if we're booking three flights or two.