No, the revolution may not be televised…but you can bet it will be Vine’d, tweeted, streamed, and re-blogged
It’s nothing new, activist and political organizations alike have always been communicating through novel and often times creative channels. I’m sure you have seen posters from the Velvet Revolution, buttons worn in solidarity of the Suffrage movement, poetry and music rallying for Scottish Independence, and paintings from the French Revolutions…
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Facebook’s ‘News Feed’ gets a right-time update
Brands that rely on content calendars built weeks or months in advance are likely to find that social media is not moving in their favor. With the recent changes in the Facebook News Feed, now, more than ever, reach and engagement are going to be dependent on real- and right-time…
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Life After Like-Gating Is Positive For Brands On Facebook
Facebook + Update = Shocking? When it comes to policy updates, the social networking giant goes through more changes throughout the year than the Cleveland Browns’ starting quarterback lineup in the past decade. With that said, Facebook recently announced a significant modification that is truly worth mentioning. They will now…
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World Cup – the Most “Social” Event Ever
I dare you to go anywhere on social media and find a place where the World Cup isn’t being talked about. It’s everywhere, and it’s blowing past events out of the water. During the tournament’s first week (June 12-18), a total of 141 million people commented about, “liked” or shared…
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Shhhh…. Facebook is Listening
In case there was ever any doubt, we can now officially say: Facebook is listening. In late May, Facebook not-so-quietly announced a new opt-in feature that can recognize television shows, movies and songs using your mobile phone's microphone. That data is then used to pre-populate a post, at the user’s…
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