Facebook Rule 1: Keep Up With the New Rules The first rule of Facebook as follows: As soon as you learn the rules, they will change. In fact, things change so often that elaborate hoaxes are often circulated to take advantage of people, like this one about privacy protection in exchange for a post. You can keep up with Facebook news on their newsfeed for Product News. The following rules are just some of the many changes that are happening at Facebook right read more...
Measuring the Return on Investment of Social Media
Return on Investment is one of the most hotly debated aspects of communication and especially social media measurement. But like any other department, social media demands resources. While it makes sense to measure soft numbers like social media’s impact on awareness, knowledge, interest, relevance, relationship, intent to purchase and more, it is also important to calculate true return on investment. There is a lot of talk about how companies and individuals can measure the return on investment of these channels, but very few have set up a system to regularly connect sales to social media activity. read more...
Lessons from AdventureCon14: Creating Content and Building Relationships
Last weekend, Julie Pippert and I had the honor of spending quality time with some of the most amazing women in the state of Texas at the third annual AdventureCon conference at SeaWorld San Antonio. This conference, which Zoetica helped found in 2012, has grown to about 30 bloggers, including the SeaWorld Wildside bloggers, who are competitively read more...
Google Analytics is Dead as We Know It: Meet Universal Analytics
Google Analytics is a mainstay for most websites and blogs. Google has slowly been transferring all of these accounts to its new property called Universal Analytics. Universal Analytics started out as a beta product for Google in October 2012. In March of last year it was opened to all users of Google Analytics. More recently, they have entered the phase where they will force all accounts to convert to the new standard. This new platform was developed to better track the devices and digital touch points that have become so common. According to a post on the read more...
How to Sell Products on Twitter Using #AmazonCart and the Drawbacks
Amazon has a new way to buy products while browsing Twitter. Once you have connected your Twitter account to the Amazon Cart service, you can reply to a tweet with the #AmazonCart hashtag, and whatever product was linked in the original tweet will show up in your shopping cart on Amazon. It requires no set up for the merchant, brand or even the average person. I ran a test today and it was fairly easy. 3 Steps to Run #AmazonCart + Twitter promotion Step One Tweet read more...
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