What we can learn from Gawker’s editorial experiment
Is the Web provocateur’s headline-obsessed, data-driven mindset the shot in the arm sorely needed in corporate communication?
Is the Web provocateur’s headline-obsessed, data-driven mindset the shot in the arm sorely needed in corporate communication?
A new analysis from the Altimeter Group finds social scores from services such as Klout, PeerIndex and others, don’t measure influence. Yet those scores aren’t useless.
The home-improvement store chain put a Pinterest tab on its Facebook page, and its Pinterest presence grew substantially.
Connecting a staff spread among 26 countries involves providing much-needed information and a way for associates to exchange ideas.
New data suggest that Pinterest’s audience is looking for photos of food, fashion, home décor, and crafts. But those numbers also suggest brands can do a lot there.
Corporate communicators, think of yourself as storytellers if you want people to remember your brand, products or executives.
The platform puts all the responsibility for copyright issues on its users. If you’re using the site, take caution, attorneys say.
The Chicago-area hospital network looked to the White House for inspiration in creating a live Q&A session with a cardiologist.
The social media site is signing up a ton of users, but they aren’t doing much. Still, social media experts say it’s worth keeping at it.
The Swedish clothing retail chain is in more than 500,000 people’s circles, more than any other brand. Pictures and videos got them there, experts say.
If you’ve discovered your images aren’t pinnable, here’s why, and what you can do about it.
Are you prompt? Considerate? When’s the last time you peeled a banana upside down?
No one knows the art of storytelling better than ‘The Alchemist’ author Paulo Coelho. Use his tips as inspiration for your next blog post or article.
Facebook won’t help your business grow if you don’t promote your page or make your content shareable. These tips and more.
Pinterest looks much different in the United Kingdom than it does in the U.S. Make sure your brand knows the differences before it starts pinning.