Brands embrace the online influencers
Some of the world’s biggest brands are using online influencers and social platforms in innovative ways to engage with global audiences.
Some of the world’s biggest brands are using online influencers and social platforms in innovative ways to engage with global audiences.
A new report shows Facebook is struggling to maintain dominance in the booming mobile app market.
The soft drink giant is the first retail brand to secure more than 50million “likes” on Facebook.
Facebook is weeding out fake “Likes” caused by spammers, malware and black marketeers.
Twitter rolls out follower reporting and self-service Promoted Tweet features for brands.
Microsoft launches Bing it On, a blind test letting users decide if Bing bests Google.
The newly released Adobe Social allows businesses to track online media promotions for return on investment.
The latest social media statistics reveal the most popular and engaged Australian brands on Facebook.
LinkedIn has added notifications to its recently redesigned website, aiming to capture more of the growing social market.
Darren Rowse from ProBlogger shares his thoughts on how Australian businesses should be engaging their users.