Phonebooks, while handy for stabilizing wobbly tables and swatting flies, are becoming increasingly pointless. Following yesterday’s launch of new features on Google Local, the Yellow
Late last night, an Air France plane (AF 447) with 228 passengers onboard is presumed to have crashed into the Atlantic Ocean. This tragic incident highlights the benefits that social media adds to traditional media in times of crisis.
With a title like that, you might wonder what the heck this blog entry is all about. But if you have ever used Google Trends, you know that I’m simply focusing my blog entry on timely topics to increase my search engine optimization.
Getting a YouTube video to go viral is every marketers dream. It’s essentially free advertisement, and a great way to get people talking about your brand. Here are a few current examples of companies with videos that went viral, and what we think about their strategy.
Social Media terms can get confusing. As a recurring feature, we will include terms from our Social Media glossary and tell you how we use
The phone book is dead. It’s a sad truth phone directory publishers might not tell you, but we can’t remember the last time we used
As Twitter rapidly grows, people are making more concentrated efforts to take advantage of its traffic. In some cases, this means spamming it by creating a “trending topic.” According to Mashable, these trending topics are fairly easy to create, and once you start a trend it shows up on every twitter users homepage.
Last night I had the opportunity to attend an event held by the Advertising Association of Baltimore about Digital Reputation Management. There were speakers from
President Obama has been noted as the first president to adequately (some might say expertly) take advantage of the social media scene. We want to take a moment, highlight his efforts, and point out why they are executed so well. All hail the WOMmander in Chief!
The Cyphers Agency has an opening for a paid internship during Summer and/or Fall terms. We are seeking a dynamic, creative, fun, and interesting candidate
Not too long ago, ‘defining your brand’ meant getting together with your marketing department or an advertising agency to decide what you wanted your brand to mean to consumers.
Have you ever “Googled” someone and found their embarrassing photos or information? Have you ever “Googled” yourself and found your own embarassing web content? Well now Google is giving you a little help to redeem yourself.
