Who uses social media? Seems like a silly question, but in order to market successfully, one must know their audiences as well as how and where to best reach them. Social media is very fluid. What was the hot new thing last year might be even hotter this year or a distant
SEO is an ever-changing target. Not only does Google, Bing/Yahoo, and other search engines constantly tweak their algorithms to try and serve up better results and weed out bad results, but external factors such as social media are playing an ever more important role in the crowd-sourcing of link building. The folks
Don't you just love keyboard shortcuts? There are a few I've memorized over the years that have become so second nature, I often can't remember to tell someone without actually touching (or pretend to) a keyboard. The folks at setupablogtoday have put together this cheat sheet for us all to keep handy
To paraphrase Mark Twain, the reports of the death of Facebook with teens has been greatly exaggerated. Facebook is still the most popular social media for teens, though active use of Facebook is down to around 50% from about 70% in 2012. There are just more places and ways to communicate with
As each social media networks tweaks their platform, it's important for marketers to know what sizes work best on what platform to maximize your investment in both time and capital. The folks at setupablogtoday.com have put together this infographic on the best sizes for 2015 for the top social media networks. [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
