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Google have recently announced an important update concerning their Google Analytics Remarketing Audiences which will change the way advertisers and marketers target audiences online. 

Bonfire and the Instant Products Group are no strangers, in fact, Bonfire have been leading the digital strategy for two of its divisions since 2013.

Ever since Gary Illyes’ announced Google’s mobile-first index (MFI) in 2015 and its official confirmation in late 2016, there’s been constant buzz around the topic.

Google released a document on Valentine’s day providing valuable insight into how brands should go about hiring an SEO agency, including guidelines on what to look out for and avoid when choosing and hiring an SEO specialist.

With such a high demand for both residential and commercial pest control experts in Australia, Termitrust sought to partner with Bonfire to help gain an advantage within this highly competitive industry.

Which SEO trends will thrive in 2017? And more importantly, how can I stay on top of these trends for my business? These are some of the top questions circulating marketing and business minds in the new year.

The evening of November 24 saw The Flour Factory in Perth quickly fill with marketing professionals and business owners to recognise marketing excellence across Perth and greater WA.

When we first partnered with REIWA to overhaul their digital strategy, we knew it would be a challenge... But a challenge that we would relished.

In today’s highly competitive market, the ability to operate and sustain business practices for over two decades is truly an achievement in itself. An achievement City Beach Veterinarians can proudly claim. 

This year’s Deloitte Connected Small Business report has highlighted, among other things, the increasing implementation of digital strategies by Australian SMB’s. 

Bonfire has been chosen as the digital marketing partner of one of Australia's largest 'fast fashion' companies, Tiger Mist.

The Internet has undoubtedly changed the way the world travels. In-store travel agents are being replaced by Google, Tripadvisor and Skyscanner and this trend is forcing Australian travel marketers to rethink their digital strategy.