Tagged: Facebook
In a press conference, Google CEO, Eric Schmidt gave some candid insight on how the social side of Google (likely coming this fall) could improve search. Read this ›
Facebook’s "like" button is generating a lot of buzz for a lot of brands by letting business websites display how many people are fans of their products and services. Read this ›
Facebook currently offers contextual ads to make sure relevant marketing messages find consumers – but what if there were a tool that made it simple for consumers to find brands that meet their needs? Read this ›
Holiday shopping is just around the corner, and a recent report from PRWeek and MS&L Group indicates that 79 percent of marketers are spending more than $100 thousand on social media campaigns this year. Read this ›
Energy drink Red Bull offers a model of how to succeed in social marketing, effectively engaging its target audience through interactive content. Read this ›
The award-winning television show, Glee, is known for its light-hearted positive messages, and the latest promotional initiative for the Fox series is encouraging consumers to get involved with the cast while doing good deeds. Read this ›
Facebook Credit gift cards should indicate to marketers that consumers are using the site not only to engage their favorite brands, but also to buy branded items offered through the channel. Read this ›
When Brafton reported that 40 percent of women are "Facebook addicts," marketers may have started launching female-friendly social campaigns – but a new study sheds light on men’s frequent Facebook usage. Read this ›
Online style consultancy firm ShoeDazzle offers personalized apparel suggestions, and its marketing campaign has similar customized, interactive elements that are making the business a major success. Read this ›
Marketers may be able to reach even more mobile consumers with Twitter campaigns in light of the social network’s recent announcement that all third-party apps for tweeting will use the secure OAuth authentication method. Read this ›