Features We’d Like to See on Social Media Platforms
We love social media. It’s awesome and makes things super easy to accomplish from a marketing and advertising perspective. However, as deep as our love
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We love social media. It’s awesome and makes things super easy to accomplish from a marketing and advertising perspective. However, as deep as our love
Click, filter and post has become a common routine for capturing life’s precious, and not so precious moments. Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram and Twitter are the
Google Chrome extensions are a digital marketers BFF. Curating a digital toolbelt custom to your needs is just part of the job! Here are a
The competition for who has the best “Stories” feature continues as Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat constantly update their apps capabilities. This week we are focusing
It happened again. We blinked and the year is over. As we prep for the new year, we can’t help but think about what is
With 173 million daily active Snapchat users that spend an average of 30+ minutes on the app, this is a channel worth paying attention to.
“You can sell to someone, or you can help someone and create a customer for life.” – Jay Baer Jay is spot-on. When it comes to gaining
Snapchat is the definition of app goals. At only five years old, Snapchat is the social networking leader with 1.65 billion users and an average
We have created a mini blog series for people who could not attend our interactive visual content workshop at Towson University. Our Creative Director, Darren
Before we know it, 2016 will be here. Besides planning marketing budgets, communicating goals/strategies for the year and brainstorming innovative campaigns to achieve those objectives;
In late October, Oculus VR, the virtual reality company owned by Facebook, released an app called the Oculus Social alpha for Samsung Gear VR virtual reality headset
What is blurry, noisy and shared on Twitter in the millions? Bad cell phone pictures! Photo sharing has almost single handedly helped propel Twitter it to 200 million users. That’s why it’s surprising that Twitter itself has never had that feature baked in, it’s always been provided by 3rd parties such as Twitpic and yFrog. On June 1st, Jack Dorsey announced that Twitter will be providing their own photo sharing service. It will start with the website and then propagate to their cell phone clients. Did you hear that sound? That was the sound of Twitpic and yFrog crying out in despair.
Over the years, we’ve all grown quite attached to our Internet. We can’t help but use it to find info, connect with friends, or to