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Just when you’d gotten used to Twitter and Facebook, a new kid arrives on the block. This time it’s Google+. Ignore it at your peril because there are new and varied audiences there that may be receptive to your nonprofit’s message.
There is a running gag in the SEO industry when it comes to the acronym PR: it means PageRank of course, not Public Relations. In recent years many forgot their PageRank fetish though and...
People want to simplify their lives and take advantage of what it is new in order to gain time and have access to relevant information, or at least that is what recent researches reveal. Mobile commerce – mcommerce – is gaining more and more users as an April survey of US mobile internet users conducted by AYTM Market Research presented by emarketer shows.
Twitter Amplify is a new program, launched to enhance the social TV conversation, which, according to Crimson Hexagon, takes place on Twitter in about 95% of the public instances. For those of you still...
If their claims are true, Porter Novelli are one step ahead many PR companies still struggling to define, and calculate PR ROI.
Today Brand Innovators has announced the winners of their second annual “40 Under 40”, the Class of 2013 honors the 40 most influential brand marketers under age 40 in America.
The pukka press release is that special content that makes jurnos happy in the morning, that inspires them to cover a story, despite its clear commercial purpose.
Madrid becomes one of the best connected cities in the world, after cities like New York, Paris, Dublin or Nice. To enjoy the benefits, users have to install GOWEX WiFi application on their devices, create an user and a password, connect to the WiFi GOWEX network and surf the web.
Pinterest has deals with popular websites, to categorize pins for products, movies and recipes according to their content, and providing the most useful text information to go with the image.
Most nonprofits make use of Facebook by building pages and attracting fans. The nonprofit will hire a social media expert to engage the public there. There may be contests that specify that in order to be entered, users must “like” and “share” the page. Or the page may be enough of an attraction that people will like and share the page without contests or prodding.
