by Graham Jones January 13, 2016 Follow @grahamjonesJanuary 13, 2016 Your social media activity doesn’t open up your eyes to the world. Rather, it seems that social networks make it more likely that our existing views and thoughts become entrenched and emphasised. It turns out that we tend to use social media groups where everyone … Continue reading Social Media Is Full Of Echo Chambers
by Dhariana Lozano January 13, 2016 Follow @DhariLoJanuary 13, 2016 There are boundless amounts of computer programs and online tools to help you create social media graphics, but what can you do when you’re engaging live from an event, not near a computer or just not a graphic designer? Creating social media graphics on the … Continue reading How to Create Social Media Graphics on the Go! 3 Awesome Apps
by Suzanne Hoenig January 13, 2016January 13, 2016 Mistakes: We’ve all made a few. In prepping this post, as usual, I’ve done some research on how and if peers propose public apologies in the social sphere. And, as usual, I’ve had song lyrics arise unbidden in my mind’s ear. Happens all the time. All. The. … Continue reading Small Business: Should You Say You’re Sorry on Social Media?
by Graham Jones January 12, 2016 Follow @grahamjonesJanuary 12, 2016 Probably, you use social media for your business; most organizations have some kind of social media activity these days. However, are you using the data and information you glean from social media to shape your business? There is a real chance that this is a … Continue reading Is Your Social Media Audience Truly Representative?
by Finnegan Pierson January 11, 2016 Follow @finneganpiersonJanuary 11, 2016 Photo via Flickr The emergence of Big Data has provided some very powerful mechanisms for businesses to effectively compete while being able to keep their fingers on the pulse of their target audience. One way in which data has exploded in the area of effectiveness … Continue reading Needles, Haystacks, and a Big Fat Magnet: How You Can Capitalize on Social Media Insights in 2016
by Daniel Clark January 11, 2016January 11, 2016 With the help of social media, we are making ourselves an active participant of a huge sphere that has managed to become a part of our lives in various ways right from connecting with friends to acquiring some of the vital products and services. The social factors … Continue reading Hack Your Way To Become A Social Media Influencer In 2016
by Dhariana Lozano January 10, 2016 Follow @DhariLoJanuary 10, 2016 Content, content, content. The ever so tedious but necessary element in social media marketing. A good way to create content, generate interest or turn non – visual content into visual content is to use infographics in your social media marketing. Infographics are a great way … Continue reading How to Use Infographics in Your Social Media Marketing
by Charlene Weisler, January 6, 2016 Gary Klein has a very calming presence about him, which is a good attribute to have as a managing director at Gilbert Tweed International, a corporate executive search firm. In a time when media jobs are fluid, layoffs seem to occur at even some of the most heralded companies, … Continue reading Q&A With Gary Klein: Media Job Hunting
by Warren Knight January 5, 2016 Follow @warrenknightJanuary 5, 2016 It is well and truly 2016 which means it’s time to revisit studies and data that might have changed. I always make sure the data I share is relevant to my audience and recent enough for it to be applied to a business at this … Continue reading The Demographics of Social Media Users in 2016
by Andrew Dalglish January 6, 2016 Follow @circle_researchJanuary 6, 2016 A new report from Circle Research and B2B Marketing Magazine reveals that the allure of social media in B2B is growing rapidly. Over four in five marketing teams (83 per cent) now post on social media – an activity that consumes one fifth of their … Continue reading Social Media in B2B – The Latest Stats [Infographic]
