Twitter Redesign Is Good For Business
Last week, Twitter announced a redesign of it's website and mobile apps, putting greater emphasis on photos and videos. (more…)
Last week, Twitter announced a redesign of it's website and mobile apps, putting greater emphasis on photos and videos. (more…)
The 2012 London Olympic Games have come to a close and now it's time for some analysis. Let's start with Twitter. We saw more than 150 million Tweets about the Olympics over the past 16 days. Many thanks for the data from the Twitter Blog Post by Andrew Fitzgerald, Manager, Editorial Programming (@magicandrew) (more…)
This Guest Post was written by Matt Schexnayder. Matt is on the SpareFoot marketing team and writes for the SpareFoot blog. SpareFoot is a large online marketplace for self-storage and offers consumers a comparison shopping experience within the storage industry. (more…)
The 2012 Summer Olympics are well under way. Today's social community is not what it was during the last Summer Olympics in Beijing. With the ability to instantly tweet the result of a race (Michael Phelps was trashed on Twitter after coming in fourth in his first race), NBC has already found it challenging to air “Breaking News!” If you're interested in following the Olympics via social media and the Internet, here are a few suggestions: (more…)