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Social Vibe Launches A New Consumer Engagement Platform

Average results on campaigns that leverage TrueTargeting™ exceed industry averages with five to 10 times the opt-in of display, 60 seconds time-spent, 80 percent completion, 46 percent click-through, and more than 15 percent lift in brand consideration.

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Twilight: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 Tops Twitterverse on Thanksgiving Weekend

Hollywood is an enormous business and, in order to insure its success, entertainment companies must know their customers. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 dominated micro-blogging social network Twitter on Thanksgiving and in the following weekend. This movie was followed by Skyfall and the newly released Rise of the Guardians as reports from the University of Southern California (USC) Annenberg Innovation

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5 Things To Know Before You Start a Marketing Plan

Good marketing comes from good understanding—knowing what makes your company unique and knowing why the customer should care. Do you have this kind of understanding about your brand? You should. Before you launch a...

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CEOs Lost Their Trust in Marketers

There seems to be an ongoing battle between marketers and CEOs. Marketers always try to show that their jobs add value to businesses. But somewhere along the line things have changed, and marketers seem to be unable to convince CEOs of their activities’ benefits for organizations. Meanwhile CEOs say they have lost their trust in marketers, as a new study shows.

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EverySignal App Sends Daily Alerts with Friends Updates

Given the number of social networks available, the number of friends on each of them, and the fact that you have to also work, not spend all day on social media, it is sometimes hard to keep up with news from friends. Newly launched EverySignal is a newly launched app that sends you daily alerts about interesting things happening in your friends’ lives, thus enabling you to get rid of embarrassing moments and replicas like “But I posted on Facebook/Twitter”.

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Should You Pay to Play? Evaluating Facebook’s Latest Changes

Private Facebook users are given a ‘Promote’ button next to the ones for ‘Share’ and ‘Like,’ where they’re given the option to pay $7 to make sure that a post reaches a higher percentage of their friends by bumping it up in news feeds and making it stick around longer. What does this mean for business, and how can you take advantage of this new Facebook advertising channel?

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How to Explain SEO to C-Suite Executives

Getting CEOs on board with search marketing can sometimes seem like an impossible task—but it doesn’t have to be. Although it’s true that most executives are used to looking at their brands in a...

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