You’ve heard the buzz about Instagram adding stories similar to Snapchat and how the question is becoming, “Do I post on Snapchat or Instagram or both?” While some are sticking with Snapchat others are enjoying Instagram’s new added feature. Both social media platforms give you the opportunity to do one
Starting out on social can be tough. Who doesn’t want to see results right away? But no matter how much we want that large following or giant burst of engagement, great results shouldn’t come at the snap of a finger nor the purchase of followers. The simple rule is this:
Facebook wants you to check out a new shopping feature that may help boost your sales, Twitter is handing you the keys to its “Instant Unlock” feature to incentivize you and drive engagement, and Snapchat wants you to be glued to its new location-based “Geo Stickers”! These are the latest
The social media industry is always growing, and with that comes new platforms that grab audience’s attention immediately. Today, there are 1.7 billion Facebook users. This makes the channel an obvious place to start your company’s social media. But there are several other channels with different audiences to connect with.
As social media continues to evolve, online harassment is a pressing issue. In a study released two years ago by the Pew Research Center, 73% of adult Internet users have witnessed online bullying or trolling, and 40% have personally experienced it. Many social media platforms allow you to block users
If you’re looking to get your blog the attention it deserves, there are a few simple things you can learn about SEO to get your posts ranking higher in search results. Doing your research ahead of time and implementing some of these strategies can pay off in a big
Twitter partners with both the NHL and the NFL, Michael Kors is set to begin exclusives via Instagram, and a new way to get paid just by using social media! These are some of the social media stories in the news this week. Twitter NHL and MLB Partnership: After Twitter officially
Not too long ago, many companies believed social media was nothing more than a fad that wasn’t worth investing time into. But with more than 1.5 billion users on Facebook, 400 million on Instagram, and 320 million on Twitter, that “fad” proved to be so much more than just hype.
