This week, Facebook (finally) announced the hashtag was coming! After much speculation, the social network we all know and love has bowed to pop culture pressure and, like many of the other social networks such as Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest, Facebook will make hashtags on the site clickable. In a blog post published to announce… Read more »
Today I popped along to the morning sessions at Brighton SEO. As a marketer and having been to the event once two years ago, I hold my hands up: I wasn’t expecting to be enthralled. Well, the guys at Site Visibility proved me very wrong. Every session I attended was brilliant…. Read more »
Measurement and benchmarking in social media has become crucial to marketers, brands and organisations. As the platforms expand and are used more by the masses, those working in digital media and marketing want to know what works. In November of last year, the social media experts at Net Natives launched their innovative Education Engagement Index…. Read more »
Facebook recently announced that they will be making some major changes to their News Feed. As you may have noticed, the social network does love a good update and shuffle around. This time, most of the newly proposed features look to be very favourable to users, brands and those that work in marketing and advertising. Hurrah!… Read more »
What do you do if you’re running a successful and popular competition on Facebook and it’s brought to your attention that one of the entries isn’t quite legit? What are your rights as administrator of the competition? And just how far will people go for £100 worth of spending money? Facebook competitions are a fantastic… Read more »
By now, you will have informed your carers that the changes brought about by the Bedroom Tax won’t affect their present situation. But what about those in the community who are your future foster carers of 2013? To send out the right message and avoid the possibility of a decline in fostering applications, make sure… Read more »
