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We are proud to announce that our Four Dots Digital Marketing Agency has started a brand new project, Infostarters, in cooperation with Art&Code Creative Studio. Infostarters is an online platform that offers two types of services to its users – digital content creation and exclusive graphic design solutions – both crucial for a successful marketing […]
Google is currently developing intelligent algorithms that will be able to encode human thoughts as sequences of numbers and offer more intelligent operating systems. According to Professor Geoff Hinton, who has been working on Google’s intelligent OS for two years, the company will be able to give “common sense” to computers within only a decade. […]
Recent changes in Google’s branding and corporate structure have sparked mixed reactions. Unlike the overwhelming euphoria usually seen with major rebrands, Google’s latest changes were met with thoughtful, yet divided responses. Some observers even commented that Google seems to “ageing backwards,” adopting a youthful image in its presentation. Playful Innovations in Search Google has always […]
As all cool kids on the block, Four Dots is jumping the new technology train too, starting today. Little Bit On This Year’s Trends Earlier this year, we researched around “Mobilegedon” Google update at the time it got announced and in order to set good example to both our clients and rest of the industry we […]
A well known phrase in the world of inbound marketing, Content is King, can backfire in the face of SEO agencies worldwide yet again. The current algorithm update, Panda 4.2, is going to put our content and strategies to the test once more. Since Panda is rolling out very slowly and through unpredictable ways – […]
Google’s Hummingbird algorithm recently got what seems to be a natural extension to its functionality, almost uncomfortably literally personified in a machine learning system dubbed RankBrain. The system appears to rely on thought vectors and ability to make its own connection between entities based on huge sets of analyzed data. Quite typically for Google, all […]
