Category Archives: Social Media Utilization

Social Media: TMI (Too Much Information) Fundamentals

Andrea EldridgeSeptember 23, 2015 Too Much Information – Nerds On Call Computer Repair Your Facebook friends list could include everyone from mom’s cousins to former high school teachers to co-workers. When you post something to social media, you really need to consider your audience before you click “share.” While we love sharing the details of great vacations and the exciting … Continue reading Social Media: TMI (Too Much Information) Fundamentals

Stop Overdosing on Celebrity Gossip, The News, and Low Quality Information

James ClearSeptember 22, 2015 How much time do you spend consuming information that you have no intention of taking action on or that you don’t care deeply about? For example: the nightly news cycle of local crimes, the endless stream of Facebook and Twitter updates, celebrity gossip, reality TV shows, Buzzfeed articles. The list goes … Continue reading Stop Overdosing on Celebrity Gossip, The News, and Low Quality Information

Everything To Know About Your Audience’s Social Media Habits [Infographic]

Bob HutchinsSeptember 21, 2015 Demographics are a facet of marketing where art and science come together. Get the right mixture, and you can get the perfect message in front of the ideal audience for your brand. A new infographic from Accenture Interactive’s Acquity Group (via Adweek) sheds light onto what makes for successful demographic segmentation … Continue reading Everything To Know About Your Audience’s Social Media Habits [Infographic]

Who Commits Online Advertising Fraud and How to Stop It

Michelle BrammerSeptember 21, 2015 It’s touted that advertisers waste $ 6 billion per year in ad spending due to fraudulent advertising practices. With such a highly replicable business model, this unscrupulous activity carries a high profit margin, with no legal ramifications for the fraudsters’ actions. In fact, if they’re caught, they simply modify their practices … Continue reading Who Commits Online Advertising Fraud and How to Stop It