While we’re hearing a lot about mobile apps this year, it’s rare to hear about the potential of the more primitive text message, but now integrating with location and mobile apps. So, I thought I’d share this case study from …..
The now ubiquitous and copied Like button just got a sibling – the Send button. One word for this simple addition by Facebook – nice, in fact very nice (OK, that’s two words). Facebook announced this new feature over the …..
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FREE ACCESSWe quite often see infographics surrounding social media & new / emerging trends. But it’s rare you see one on natural search. The infographic below was recently shared with me and I feel it does a good job at visualising search, the …..
Frustrated that your content isn’t getting the reach? You’ve done the hard work, developed some great content but it’s just not happening in the results stakes? 1. Objectives and purpose What is the point of the content and what do …..
I’m just passing on a mini-insight I found out today from Quora. I was wondering how to find the most popular groups on Linked In. The answer is obvious, but I didn’t think of it… Simply select “Groups” from the …..
How popular is Bing and how do its SEO ranking factors differ from Google? We are only 4 months into 2011, but I don’t think Microsoft and specifically the Bing team could have asked for a better start to the …..
New research suggests 38.5% more email subscribers view emails than suggested by open rates An interesting new study on Email open rates has just been released by European Open Source/paid Email Provider Agnitas. It’s well-known in Email marketing circles that …..
Our interview with Richard Dennys, Marketing Director of Qype on how marketing drives growth at Qype Founded in 2006, Qype is Europe’s largest site for user-generated reviews and recommendations of places, events and experiences. Qype has 18 million unique users …..
Though the big networks continue to grow, including Facebook, LinkedIn and Tumblr, this data from Ignite indicates a maturing (to some extent) of the social media space with some big ‘web 2.0’ businesses in decline. What does this mean? Only …..
