Lady Gaga faced public ridicule earlier this week when YouTube stripped her of 156 million views deemed spam. This is a warning for any small business considering buying online popularity.
Chances are, people are searching your name online. Will you like what they find?
Just when you thought you were on top of all things social media, Twitter goes and buys Vine – an app that allows you to capture and share short, looping videos.
As we head towards the end of the first month of the year, all SMEs should have their social media strategy in place for 2013. If not, now is a great opportunity to think about what your core message is and how to promote this through social media activities.
You’re on LinkedIn. You have a Facebook page and Twitter account. That’s great. Why not take the next step and consider marketing your business on Instagram? It’s a fun and easy way to connect with customers and personalise your business.
Your old tweets and Facebook posts may come in handy someday. Here’s how to make sure they aren’t lost forever.
In today’s corporate world, you aren’t somebody until you can be found on professional networking site LinkedIn. But as more individuals and businesses add their profiles, it’s becoming more challenging to turn up in searches.
The beta release of Facebook’s new search function is important to marketers because of its potential impact on advertising and purchase decisions.
The Facebook juggernaut celebrated another milestone today when it launched Graph Search – a new multi-functional search engine that aims to replace Google. And then some.
All small businesses need to learn this lesson, that time is no excuse not to invest in social media.
