Facebook is still the Grandaddy of social networks, but it is no longer a purely organic channel where you can build a community and expect that they will be engaged with your brand. Not without paying for ads anyway. For the public relations professional, this can be a really bitter pill to swallow, but the truth is that if you don’t pay for at least some of your posts on Facebook, people won’t see it. The good news is that you don’t have to put a huge budget against it to get fairly good results, especially for smaller Facebook pages. There are currently three types of Facebook ads which smaller pages and organizations should consider read more...
Ice, Ice Baby! Deconstructing a Viral Video Meme
Who says that crisis communication has to be boring? For those of you stuck inside with kids home from school today, take this lesson from Durham Academy. Lighten up! If you are a digital marketer or public relations professional, you have to see this video. The Durham Academy Head of School Michael Ulku-Steiner and Assistant Head of School/Upper School Director Lee Hark announced that school would be closed Feb. 13, 2014, in a very unusual way. They had this predictable popup message on the website (though many read more...
Community LOVE for Brands
Recently, I was reading a Facebook discussion between some influencers about how brands require them to use hashtags in their tweets, posts and other social media. As a brand representative, I know this is probably because they are measuring the reach of these posts to report back to the client. Plus, it helps with discovery and helps to meet the FTC requirement to disclose paid endorsements (along with the #ad hashtag). Seems read more...
More Changes for Facebook Admins: Text Updates Won’t Work as Well Anymore
Facebook has two goals:
- To make more money from companies and organizations who maintain Facebook Pages by selling advertising
- To drive more use of the platform by those who use it in order to do more of #1
CoolTools: Our Favorite Social Media Measurement Tools for Public Relations and Marketing
We are re-launching our website here soon, and to celebrate that, we are bringing back our Cool Tools department with a series about Social Media Measurement Tools. This is not an exhaustive list of social media monitoring tools but include those which we have actually tried ourselves and have found useful. Over the next few weeks or so we will also add a list of our favorite social media engagement and management tools, Social Media Influence Tools and Analytics and Analysis Tools. As we share, feel free to share each one with your networks and add YOU favorite tools to the comments section, along with their price range and read more...
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 35
- 36
- 37
- 38
- 39
- …
- 185
- Next Page »