Like with any social network, as its user base grows, so does the number of spam comments. Google+‘s rapid growth has made it a target for spammers, which is why Google is adding a new feature.
Google has added a new spam blocking feature that enables you to flag inappropriate comments. Once you do, you’ll have the option to un-flag the comment, remove it entirely, or both remove it and block the original poster. Continue Reading…
Rounding out the week of updates Google has focused its attention on Blogger. The free blogging and publishing platform now supports threaded comments.
Threaded comments will make it easier for you and your readers to differentiate between whether someone is making a general comment or responding to another comment on the article. Continue Reading…
Sprout Insights is still a new blog, but we’re amazed and flattered by the reception and attention our readers have given us. So we’ve introduced a few new features to Sprout Insights to make it easier to find friends and work contacts here, and to make your voice heard. Continue Reading…
It’s Facebook Friday — each week we’ll offer one tip for leveraging Facebook to increase customer awareness of and engagement with your brand or business. This week we’ll show you how to use your real name (that is, your personal Facebook profile) to leave comments on content on your Facebook Page, instead of using the Page’s name. Continue Reading…
While you’ve been busy updating your company’s Facebook page, keeping your customers up to date through Twitter and posting the latest corporate video on YouTube, we’ve been reporting on the latest in social medianews for businesses large and small.
In case you’ve missed any of it, here’s a recap of this week’s breaking stories. We’ve arranged them by category to help you quickly find the news you’re looking for.
Facebook Facebook Crowned Most Popular Social Network by Forrester Continue Reading…
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Collaborate on Google Presentations With Discussions
(February 22, 2012 by Jennifer Beese)The new version of Google Presentations — which is available today — makes it easier to collaborate with team members or clients.
Now you’re able to leave a comment on Continue Reading…