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Social Media

Why Amazon is looking to take back its community from the social networks

Amazon’s decision to launch its own social media network represents a significant attempt by the brand to take control of, and monetise, its own digital community.

Jul 25th 2017

by Tom Murfin

Social Media

Customers: How businesses can take advantage of Pokémon Go to catch ‘em all

Pokémon Go has taken the world by storm. Will Conboy and Jonathan Hemingway discuss why brands shouldn't dismiss this as some sort of fad, and instead embrace the concept and engage new customers.

Aug 10th 2016

by Will Conboy

Social Media

Has Facebook ditched its 20% rule? How this changes your ad campaign

Facebook’s 20% text limitation on images has been lifted, allowing more flexibility for advertisers.

Apr 20th 2016

by Will Conboy

Social Media

Are we racing to a bot-centric future? How brands could utilise bots to engage with their customer needs.

Facebook and Microsoft are both championing the virtues of bots to engage consumers – but just what does it mean for you?

Apr 19th 2016

by Michael Hewitt

Social Media

Twitter First View - What you need to know

First View is now available for Twitter advertisers in Europe. So what is it all about, and should you get involved?

Apr 4th 2016

by Michael Hewitt

Social Media

Three brands that nailed online competitions in 2015

Online competitions are a potential minefield for digital advertisers. I’ve looked at three of the best from 2015, and explained just what it was that made them work.

Dec 29th 2015

by Stickyeyes

Social Media

How to Manage a Social Media Crisis (Slideshare)

Why do brands make key mistakes when managing a social media crisis? Our latest whitepaper and supporting Slideshare explains how your brand can prevent, prepare, respond and recover.

Nov 9th 2015

by Stickyeyes

Social Media

Four principles of social media crisis management

A social media crisis has the potential to consume your brand, damage its reputation and completely disengage large parts of your audience. Using these four principles, you can minimise the risk of one occurring, and manage the problem if it does.

Oct 30th 2015

by Michael Hewitt