Admit it, you love attention. Attention means everything to you, be it for any legitimate reason and noble cause, or just because you are a so-called attention whore. Facebook has been made for catching people’s attention – so why not hone your Facebook attention whoring skills using these tips.
Social media, as any other tool, can be used both to help, and to hurt people. In the past four years, the number of complaints police received about alleged crimes that were linked to Twitter and Facebook increased by 780%. As a direct result, around 650 people were charged last year.
Facebook recently released a new Feature called “Nearby” and as a result, the Yelp stock fell rather quickly. While Wall Street may not affect your business, if you can take advantage of these changes in social media to affect your business, you too can win.
This upcoming year is going to be the year of content. You’ve found it, you know about it; why not be discovered by it? Curation is in for 2013 – don’t be left out.
MSLGROUP North America examines America’s food industry “from farm to fork,” exploring social media influences on food and beverage choices.
There is a vast amount of advertising – and customer-related data available, and marketers need to make the best of it. This means they need to use the best solutions to gather this data and find the most suited methods in order to drive the highest ROI. In order to harness this large amount of information marketers turn to data management platforms (DMPs), as a new report shows.
Google has been supporting NORAD to track Santa Claus since 2007, but this year NORAD chose Bing instead. In its customary effort to crush competition, Google launched its own Santa Tracker.
Sightly has raised $5.6 million in venture capital, positioning the local video company for even more rapid growth. Sightly’s local video platform helps businesses get found by consumers perusing video, mobile and social media.
For the first time in company history, Wikia exceeded 1 billion page views per month. This places the platform (which enables people around the world to discover, create and share content on pop culture) in the comScore top 100 both nationwide and internationally.
As if stealing our photos and trying to sell them to advertisers via its alter-ego Instagram wasn’t enough, Facebook has taken its relentless pursuit of profits to even more extreme levels – asking certain users to pay to send messages to ‘non-friends’ and ‘ensure’ they don’t end up being labeled as spam.
