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Teens Are Getting Over Facebook, and Not Just Because Their Parents Are On It
The background chatter about teens leaving Facebook has been steadily increasing in volume practically all year. It’s well known that teens are beginning to feel crowded out on the Zuckerberg owned network by all the parents, aunts, uncles, and other undesirable adult types that have been cropping up on it.
Category: Exclusive, facebook, Instagram, Platforms, Social Media, Social Media Marketing, social networks, teenagers and social media, tumblr, twitter, Yes /
Waze Could Make Waves Between Google and Facebook
Waze seems to be at the center of quite an interesting bidding war between Google and Facebook, according to a recent article in Computer World. Waze is "the world's fastest-growing community-based traffic and navigation app." And it's at the heart of what looks like a bidding war between Facebook and Google...
How Semantic Search is Changing Everything
Semantic search is changing everything. From the way traditional marketing is done to the way social media connections are now forged, the web is forcing us to create more transparent, honest connections than ever before.
Category: Behavior, branding, Content, customer service, Engagement, Exclusive, facebook, google, Instagram, linkedin, Marketing, Platforms, Search, semantic search, SEO, Social Media, Social Media Marketing, social networks, strategy, twitter, Yes /
Are Social Media and Community Management the Same Thing?: Notes from AOL and Internet Week New York
On Tuesday AOL hosted a Social Media Salon for Internet Week New York where the differences between social media and community management were discussed.
"Creativity in 140 Characters" – Guy Yalif and Internet Week New York
As of today, Twitter sees 200 million plus monthly active users globally, and 120 million plus active mobile users monthly. Together they’re tweeting a billion tweets every two and a half days, but Guy Yalif, Head of Global Product Marketing at Twitter, said it’s the kinds of tweets that matter, not the volume.
Yahoo! Makes Flickr Awesome Again
I've always liked that Marissa Mayer. After Monday's news about the Tumblr acquisition and promising not to "screw it up," she posts on the new Yahoo! owned Tumblr to release the news of a major Flickr revamp, stating that they've made strides to make Flickr awesome again. So, what can you expect from the new Flickr?
3 Easily Overlooked Social Media Mistakes that Sabotage Your Results
Most social media campaigns are doomed from the beginning. Nothing you can't recover from. But if you start off on the wrong foot, then it's hard to convince others (or yourself) to keep persevering in the face of lackluster results.
#Social Survival Manifesto Principle No. 1: Hiding is Not an Option!
A warning, from an ex-digital activist, that keeping a low profile, or no profile, is a tactical risk when it comes to reputation management in the 21st century.
5 New Pinterest Features You Should Know
Over the last few months, Pinterest has made a number of changes and upgrades – no major redesigns or ad implementations that we thought might be coming, but five that are worth noting. To the daily Pinterest user and marketer, a few of these can make a significant change in your life.
Category: Analytics, Best Practices, chrome, community, Exclusive, google chrome, Mobile, pinterest, Social Media, Social Media Marketing, Yes /
Fashion Decoded: Lessons from the Geek Chic
Even with the projected 80% increase in online investment by luxury brands in 2013, fashion brands small and large also are significantly recognizing that the silver lining lies in the adoption of a reliable listening strategy. As transient as fashion is, it appears that Geek Chic is here to stay. Of course, Oscar Wilde knew that over a century or two before Geek Chic became the rage, noting way back then that “You can never be overdressed or overeducated.”
