Author: Janelle Vreeland
Unlike its competitors, Apple hasn't felt the need to create a Facebook, Twitter or Tumblr account...until now.
If you find you're still strapped for ideas, find some St. Patrick's Day promo inspiration in these ideas.
Brands have tried and failed to incorporate Instagram into their social strategy. A classic brand that has successfully made the jump is The Muppets.
We know that apps can be a great way for healthcare providers to reach new, old and current patients, but how can they enter an already crowded space?
Like its social competition, Yelp offers advertising to help boost brands' awareness to searchers in their area. But is it worth the time and effort?
If you swap out your old theme for a new look, be sure to clean up these old elements to keep your old posts looking as good as your …
More than a great concept, Ideapod has a great landing page. Here is a closer look at some of its essential elements.
Toronto Silent Film Festival Director Shirley Hughes gives us an insider perspective on the effectiveness of the TSFF's social media campaigns.
With the introduction of longer-form posts, you'll soon be able to amplify your content through your favorite professional networking site -- LinkedIn.
Stop jumping from site to site in an effort to find the best pieces of content. Use one platform that allows you to get the best of all worlds.
The team at Marketing Experiments raised a question in a recent webinar: Are our CTAs asking too much too soon?
On February 20, Facebook page admins will be able to see which admin posted or scheduled which piece of content.
Local business customers say that certain site features aren't that important, but that doesn't mean you should ignore or disregard them altogether.
BrightLocal compiled a list of the top 10 elements consumers want from a local business site. Here are the essentials your site should have and why.
2014 marks the 100th anniversary of Charlie Chaplin's film debut. The Toronto Silent Film Festival used Instagram to mark the occasion.
Personal and social recommendations have a huge influence over travelers' decisions. So, how can hospitality brands use this to their advantage?
The deceptive nature of astroturf marketing can result in backlash and fines from the FTC. So, what can your brand do to steer clear of it?
Not only do customer support communities make frustrated users feel more comfortable, they can also provide benefits for brands themselves.
According to a recent study, consumers are using mobile devices to better inform their car purchasing decisions...even when they're on the dealership lot.
The Movable Ink team found that the number of people opening emails via mobile devices, and the amount of time they spend reading them, is only increasing.
What do you do if you find your Facebook audience filled with trolls? If you're Burger King Norway, you launch a promo aimed at driving them away.
Facebook Product Manager Chris Turitzin recently explained the News Feed treats text statuses from pages differently than it treats text statuses from friends.
Pinterest has expanded the ability for users to search for recipes, giving your food-related content an even better chance of being found.
As big box stores continue to grow, it gets harder and harder for local businesses. Improve your odds of survival by resolving to take these steps in 2014.
Pop-overs have been a favorite with digital marketers for a while now, but we wondered, are pop-overs losing their effectiveness?
PolicyGenius is trying to reinvent the way young adults research and sign up for insurance. How do you make it more appealing? Create a great landing page.
Our friends at Nitrogram have done some digging and uncovered some interesting statistics about the Instagram gender breakdown. Here are the highlights.
Our pals at Sprout Social recently found the average social media response rates for each industry. Here are the five worst performers.
Private sellers can use Inselly to sell items via Instagram. Will brands adopt a similar social commerce approach in the not-too-distant future?
Marketing job listings suggest two very different trends -- 1) Social media managers are still wanted. 2)They are also being replaced. Which is true?