About Me
Duncan Parry, COO of STEAK, began his career in search in 1999 at Lycos, during the early days of the industry.
In 2002 he joined PPC engine Espotting and rose to the position of Agency Editorial Manager, working on campaigns for some of Europe's leading brands. He left Espotting in 2004 to work as a consultant in both paid and natural search, during which time his clients included publisher VNU's portfolio of UK IT, finance and recruitment websites.
In 2005 he reunited with ex-Espotting colleagues to found STEAK. His roles at the agency have spanned PPC, SEO and Insight, as well commenting and writing in trade press for the agency, and contributing to STEAK’s social presence.
Recent Comments
Are trolls the cost of doing business in a digital world?
whate11073 - I agree that Police time should only be used when the case goes beyond "just" small-scale, petty name calling - eg especially vile comments, explicit threats, or continuos activity that moves into the realm of harassment. Police officers and the CPS are trained to exercise judgement after all - although individual performance varies.
stuar10520 - true, attention is the Oxygen trolls thrive on, like all bullies. Glad you liked it!
28 Aug 2012 - 11:36
How is the employment crisis affecting the marketing and communications industry?
Snap! We see exactly the same thing - a waste of everybody's time. "How to get a job" should be a subject at school - a vital life skill.
16 Feb 2012 - 11:11
My latest tweets
- RT @TheDrum: Samsung Tablets at 10% UK Marketshare: Time to Test Your Site http://t.co/5PC1ZGW95z The latest @duncanparry opinion piece
Posted 2 weeks ago - RT @STEAKLondon: New article by @duncanparry:
#Samsung #Tablets at 10% UK Marketshare: Time to Test Your Site http://t.co/33A7gqJJml #ppc
Posted 2 weeks ago - @ruskin147 http://t.co/QkyumwfXlH might help
Posted 2 weeks ago - App lets mobile owners use any device to call from their number <- Nice. Now can I have my landline on my mobile,too? http://t.co/dOXkwkh
Posted 2 weeks ago
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To be clear: I think it's perfectly timed for within this year - I agree, it could have come after the US launch and sold well.
As for Android tablets - I think many have been put off by the "unknown" brands selling may of them (excluding Samsung from that) and some shocking reviews and "iPad-killers" that were nothing but hype.
11 Sep 2012 - 22:22