It’s Twitter Tip Tuesday — every Tuesday we’ll focus on one Twitter Tip and show you how to integrate it into your social media strategy. This week we show you how to create your own Twitter Home Page using a service called Twylah.
We’ve written about the need to beef up your Twitter bio Continue Reading…
This week, Twitter is expanding its Brands Pages offering to businesses in Japan, making it the first market in Asia, and third country to receive access.
Last December, in an effort to strengthen its relationship with advertisers, Twitter launched Brand Pages. Soon after, the company began rolling out the newly designed pages to businesses in the UK.
Brand Pages enable you to develop marketing pages for your brand — similar to Facebook Pages 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 media news 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 Spam Control: Turn On Post Moderation for Facebook Pages Continue Reading…
Launched last December, Twitter Brand Pages provide advertisers with a way to customize their presence on the social network. And now, it seems likely that brands will be able to do even more with their pages.
Sources close to the matter revealed that upcoming changes to Brand Pages will alter the way you interact with customers, and vice versa.
Twitter plans to add new features, including e-commerce, contests, and sweepstakes, which will not be restricted to the site’s 140-character Continue Reading…
You might expect pop musicians to use their Twitter accounts to post inane ramblings they might one day turn into hit songs. It’s true that in some cases, pop-music icons have been known to be little narcissistic; it’s not uncommon to see updates with profound content like “I got a new hair-do!” or “Bored.”
A pop star is essentially a brand, and with every tweet, retweet and @reply he or she is building that brand Continue Reading…
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…
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