There are many similarities between marketers and cybercriminals: the need for clickthrough, high engagement rates, an effective ROI, reaching the right audience. The list goes on.
MailGuard has been a pioneer of cloud security since 2001. Today, we are recognised as the trusted name in global enterprise security with our origins in email security. MailGuard customers turn to us because the task of setting up, maintaining and managing on-premise email security services takes up too much internal resource time, and clients understand the true benefit of entrusting their online security needs with a reputable vendor. With the desire for businesses to move to the cloud growing, so has the competitive business of delivering vital cloud services. The host of available cloud vendors has also grown tenfold, with IT companies wanting a slice of the 'cloud' pie. Outside of MailGuard, two of the most recognised global vendors include Google and Microsoft.
The move of delivering software through the cloud as a service (SaaS) has revolutionised the way in which businesses operate.
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See what I did there? In Part 1 ‘What’s the ‘hash’ on hashtagging?’ you learnt about the history and the power of hashtags.
MailGuard always strives to offer our readers some helpful insights on areas in which we consider ourselves experts. It's something we are very passionate about and always consider a priority. Jonathan Lister, advertising sales and operations executive at LinkedIn, shares our passion for information sharing, as he explains why content marketing matters more than ever.
Last Tuesday my colleague Kevin Reed and I popped along to Super Connect September – a marketing and networking event jointly hosted by AntHill and Green Ant Marketing. We didn’t know what to expect as we stepped out into the unknown but we were on the hunt for some juicy marketing insights.
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