The Social Media #Probook, 20 experts share industry insight
Looking for your next social media resource? Then look no further than The Social Media Probook (#Probook), launched today from Eloqua and JESS3. It’s a a 42-page free (yes, free!) e-book collaboratively written by a cross-section of social marketers from brands and agencies, analysts, and social support professionals across both business-to-business and business-to-consumer [...]
AdvertisingAge’s @AdAgeStat turns one, editor shares what’s next and favorite moments
@AdAgeStat, one of my favorite Twitter accounts <insert bias>, celebrated its one year anniversary on June 15 (the coordinating blog turns one on July 6). The account is AdvertisingAge’s social marketing and stat (and I mean A LOT of stats) focused content run by Matt Carmichael (@mcarmichael), director of information projects. To celebrate the milestone [...]
10 fun things to do with Instagram
Have an iPhone and use it to take photos? Enter the “quirky” photo sharing network and app, Instagram. The iOS-only app currently has a user base of 4.25 million in only seven months, with ten photos being posted a second. Pretty cool. If you’re new to the app or thinking about downloading it, here are [...]
Pew Internet social networking study: Tweetable moments
Today, Pew Internet released its most recent study on the “role that digital technology plays in people’s social worlds.” It’s chalk full of interesting findings, including: user behaviors, social networking sites (SNS) impact and lots and lots of tweetable stats. To make the study as easy to digest as possible, I pulled my favorite breakout [...]
HOW TO: Opt out of Facebook facial recognition (quick tip)
Facebook rolled out a new feature that makes tagging friends easier in photos. You may not know this, but you’re automatically “enrolled” in this new feature by default. If you don’t want Facebook to “recognize” faces in the photos you post, you can turn it off. Here’s how:
Go to your privacy settings.
Click “Customize settings.”
Scroll down [...]
Want to keep it private? Don’t tweet it — OPINION
Opinion piece on CNN.com
(CNN) — Since I eat, breathe and sleep social media, when I hear someone’s online account has been hacked, tampered with or altered in any way I can’t help but feel bad. When Rep. Anthony Weiner announced last week not only that his Twitter account was hacked, but also that [...]