Tweeting with the Stars: NFL Players & Twitter Success
How NFL stars are building relationships with their fans with more personal and engaging tweets.
How NFL stars are building relationships with their fans with more personal and engaging tweets.
Build your brand! Get people talking! Love those comments and respond to them right away! The drumbeat of advice for […]
It seems simple enough: If you’re listening to your customer, you should have a good idea of what they need. […]
Optimize the timing of your social feeds to hit your audience when they’re most likely to engage. It’s not worth posting content nobody is going to see.
On Cyber Monday, deals become deals with all the rest, and the only competition method is a lowered price tag. But now we have #GivingTuesday with the fairest price tag of them all: the one that gives back.
What one Nashville candy company can teach you about the social media sweet spot.
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LinkedIn is an underappreciated powerhouse when it comes to B2B marketing. While most recognize that LinkedIn is a natural for courting a professional business audience, most marketers continue to pour many more resources into other channels, such as Facebook and Twitter. A recent study from HubSpot may cause them to rethink their strategy. It found that LinkedIn converted leads at a rate of 4:1 over Facebook and 7:1 over Twitter.
Twitter recently announced a redesign of its brand pages, and a few of the changes reflect Facebook features.
Getting your Tweets seen and shared may seem like a game of luck, but there’s more of a science to it than you think.
The world is overflowing with content, so if you’re someone who wants to blog for a living (or just make a name for yourself in your industry), you need an edge. And as non-sexy as this may be, I’d like to suggest that your edge be simply a plan.