Social media is commonly followed by words such as YouTube, Twitter and Facebook. Put simply, it’s about engagement out-with traditional mediums such as company websites. You can expect to find posts about social media strategy, new technology, conference observations and industry news.
Let’s get social with the media scene in April (yes we’re a bit late this month)…
Google launches ‘+1′
Facebook introduces the ‘send’ button
Spotify get restrictive following ongoing losses
Facebook studio shows off polished campaign integrations
Do you own your photos online?
Facebook unveils new ad and coupon products
Hootsuite’s Social Dashboard voucher
Top 10 Twitter trends this month
The Attacat Month In Numbers – April 2011
Another social media podcast from the Attacat & fatbuzz team: Podcast 33 talks about check-ins, Facebook stories & privacy, advertising spend and the iPad 2 launch.
Following the (partial) release of Google’s Plus One button, there has been a lot of chat amongst the SEO community about what impact it may have on rankings. The debate that has interested me is the one around whether it is spamable or not. More of that below.
What is Plus [...]
The Attacat Month In Numbers – March 2011
Last week I went back to visit the university where I studied – the Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen. I was kindly asked by my former lecturer, Tim Conner, to deliver a seminar on social media to his first and second year students. The students, who are on the Media and Corporate [...]
The Attacat Month In Numbers – February 2011
Facebook have more formally announced they’ll be phasing out the use of FBML for custom Facebook pages and switching to the use of iFrames and embedded Facebook apps. “Damn”, you may be thinking, “I only just worked out how to create a landing page with FBML”. Well, don’t be so downhearted; this change should give brands and sites a lot more freedom in what you can now do on your Facebook pages. You’ll need to make an ‘app’, which sounds daunting but is relatively straightforward with the these 8 steps.
It is the people who create content that have traditionally reaped internet marketing rewards and search engine love. People who have simply curated or “shared” other people’s content have tended to get less credit (with many notable exceptions, not least Google themselves).
Credit for Sharing
The rise of Twitter, Facebook and their counter parts is changing that. [...]
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