The Cyphers Agency (TCA) is looking for a Social Media Manager, Strategist to help lead their word of mouth marketing division. Check out our Push-n-Pull department here. The Social Media Manager, Strategist is responsible for the successful management of the digital strategy for TCA clients, as well as the management of the social media team.
Newcastle Brown Ale. You’d think of them as just another beer company. At least until you see their Facebook page, that is. With a nice blend of hops, humor, and transparency, this ale’s got it down.
Looks like Instagram finally got the message: brands use it, too! But we’ve all just been stumbling around in the dark without much insight into strategic uses, methods, etc. So Instagram created a blog, which helps us see how different companies are using image sharing as a way to reinforce their brand.
Facebook posts with pictures typically garner more engagement, which is the end-game in social media, right? It also helps break the monotony of the timeline structure. Here’s an example from Chick-Fil-A.
Sometimes you just need someone to lay down the law for you. Today, that’s what I’m gonna do. And the law I am laying down? Delete that ugly Facebook URL from your Facebook post! The effort to create a sleek and clean post only takes 2 seconds of your time.
Finally, an infographic worth reading! This one breaks down how men and women use social media sites. It’s good to know, especially when you are strategizing which tools to use to best reach your audience. These stats are hot and fresh off the presses.
This week I’m loving Sharpie’s Facebook page. Maybe I am just biased, considering there is little more that I love than a nice, fresh, inky black Sharpie. But that aside, here’s the positive and negative of what Sharpie’s social media team is doing.
Twitter has achieved in less than six years what Nike, Apple, and Target took decades to do: To be recognizable without a name, just an icon.
Social media isn’t, and has never been, a British butler who is ashamed that the tiny silver spoon at the last plate on the left is slightly tarnished underneath. We’ve got to give it room to breathe, room to grow, and room to truly flourish. And maybe that sometimes means loosening the reigns on strategy.
May 18, 2012 marks the day that Facebook went public. Founder Mark Zuckerberg and team remotely ring the NASDAQ bell. The only logical next step? World domination, of course.
Sometimes just saying you know there is a problem in existence is enough for consumers. In social media, it really is the little things. Here’s Starbucks’ recent (and tiny) social media win.
As of March, over 50% of consumers in the country were smartphone users. This is apparently a three percent increase since the close of 2011. Android is leading the race, but Apple remains the single biggest smartphone handset brand. How does this affect marketers reaching their mobile audiences?
