Another week and another great batch of new social media campaigns. One of the standout features of the initiatives highlighted in this article is how users are orchestrating their own campaigns to get more of what they want from brands and organisations. A Saucy New Look for November In several countries, November has been nicknamed […]
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The internet has become what television was to the marketing world twenty years ago– a vast, open field for advertising, which is effecting the buying habits of more people than anything has in the history of the world. In our current web culture that is characterized by immediate gratification and users who have the shortest
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Many companies and organisations have hit their social media stride and are launching confident, imaginative and engaging social media campaigns. In this week’s look at some of the latest social media happenings, we see a movie company’s striking use of imagery and interactivity and how one financial corporation has turned to Vine for some Halloween
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There is a theme underlying most of the campaigns featured in this week’s rundown of new social media activity, and that’s openness. Organisations are realising the benefits of talking directly with their audiences and letting them peek inside their operations. This smart PR initiative is a good way to foster some social media love. The
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In a previous blog, I revealed that I have been using a new social media management tool MavSocial for a couple of weeks and have found it very useful for a couple of weeks and have found it very useful for posting visual content to social media. Not only does this management tool let me
Brands are always clamoring for more Facebook followers. After all, more followers translate into more engagement, which in turn means more visibility. Check out four of the most successful brands of Facebook — and what you can learn from them. 1. Disney With a Facebook audience that is 100 million strong, Disney is nothing short
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