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Brand Pages See More Growth on Google+ Than Twitter

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Earlier this month we learned that many of the top performing brands on Google+ are consumer-focused. A new study found that those brands are growing faster on Google‘s social network than on Twitter.

The analytics site Socialbakers measured the growth by the number of followers a Google+ Page has gained over the course of a month.

Although Twitter only introduced Brand Pages Continue Reading…

The Top 11 Twitter Tips of 2011

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It’s Twitter Tip Tuesday — and since it’s also the last Twitter Tip Tuesday of 2011, we’re doing things a little differently this week. We’re listing the Top 11 Twitter Tip articles of 2011, highlighting the Twitter Tips that are most likely to have a positive impact for your business on Twitter.

Check out the articles below to find out how each tip can help you with your social media goals. And stayed tuned to Twitter Tip Tuesday in 2012 Continue Reading…

Musicians Prefer Facebook Over Other Social Networks

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Musicians have long been active on social networking sites. According to a survey conducted by Reverb Nation and Digital Music News, musicians find more value on Facebook than other social networks.

More than 2,000 musicians participated in the survey, which asked individuals to rank the value of different social metrics, including Facebook Likes, Twitter followers, YouTube subscribers, and so on. Continue Reading…

This Week: 7 Helpful Social Media Resources for Business

This week on Sprout Social Insights we tackled guides for Facebook, Twitter, and small business to help you better reach your customers with the social media tools that make a difference.

Check out our articles below to find out more about each one and how they can help you with your social media goals.

And check in every day to Sprout Social Insights for more how to guides and breaking social media news. Continue Reading…

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