Category: Marketing
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.
Many of the thought leaders brands employ have forsaken the very things that made them influential. Learn why you need to set your brand advocates free.
Could the Facebook Paper app become the new look for Facebook?
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?
Don't abandon your traditional marketing efforts in favor of digital. Learn five ways you can integrate traditional and digital content.
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?
The Super Bowl brings a unique mix of interactions to Twitter, from commercial reviews to great game moments to epic brand successes...and failures.
Recently, Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz stated that email has begun to die. Is this true? Is there a future for email and email marketing?
Being Latino has over 700,000 fans on its four Facebook pages, and serves as a staple for Latino community and culture.
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.
There are a few ways to let your employees contribute to your online presence. The right kinds of interactions will benefit your audience and employees.
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.
Sick and tired of vague and bombastic Upworthy headlines, one programmer did something about it, creating the app Downworthy.
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.
Some B2B marketers may still be hesitant to try Instagram, a tool that has been dominated by B2C companies.
Facebook Product Manager Chris Turitzin recently explained the News Feed treats text statuses from pages differently than it treats text statuses from friends.
In the last few months, several audio content services have been released that claim to be the “Spotify of podcasting.” One of these services is Swell.
Pinterest has expanded the ability for users to search for recipes, giving your food-related content an even better chance of being found.
Well, not entirely. But, you'll soon start to see GIFs on your Pinterest feed. Here's what you need to know.
In an industry that values creativity, marketers often have to come up with new words to describe marketing trends.
Many organizations do not even have the mechanisms in place to produce content. What do you do if you want to feed a marketing beast but you don’t have …
With the New York Times adding native advertising to its redesigned website this year, there is no doubt that we will continue to see more branded content.
Sometimes a negative review can be your best friend. Here are three ways that negative reviews can be helpful to your brand.
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.
Are you sick of selfies yet? The newest Dove ad is a 7-minute short film called "Selfie," and it may change your mind.
A strange content campaign is, often, a memorable one. Here are five brands that have done weird well.
Why would powerhouse companies like Facebook and Google make moves that they know their fans might hate?
Pop-overs have been a favorite with digital marketers for a while now, but we wondered, are pop-overs losing their effectiveness?