These social media statistics are important to keep in mind when planning out your content marketing strategy. A strong social media presence is key to successful marketing in 2018. Social media is simply unavoidable these days. So, you jumped on board and you’re posting and tweeting. You’re creating content. You’re learning about search engine optimization
Also in October’s 2017 social media news: Vimeo is getting in the live streaming game, Instagram doubles its ad dollars, and YouTube will be taking over America’s favorite past time. While the fall season has many of us wrapped up in blankets with flavored lattes, social media sites are spicing things up in lots of
Also in September 2017’s social media news: YouTube gets a new look, and LinkedIn adds a native advertising network. With fall officially in swing, social media platforms have turned up the heat. During the month of September, Facebook has launched its original video content tab and begged music executives for the ability to download songs.
When it comes to social media news in August 2017, the words of Kanye West, “stronger, better, faster, stronger,” have never been truer. August has seen a continued push to get more information to more people in real time. Pinterest is introducing mobile ads. YouTube is adding sharing and chat features to the app. Google
Recent surveys show video platforms are the next big focus for marketers in terms of content distribution channels. Social media marketing can seem a bit like keeping up with the Joneses. Which content distribution channels are your competitors using? Where are they getting the most engagement? How often are they posting and when? We’re big advocates
In this month’s social media news, Facebook cracks down on misleading content, while Snapchat and Pinterest appeal to advertisers. If you sense that the competition between social media networks for users and advertisers is heating up, you’re not alone. This month, Facebook continues its quest to cut down on the sharing of false information and
YouTube creators focus on audience engagement, as opposed to branding, which helps them organically grow an authentic loyal following. I recently watched a video from Truly Social President and Founder Tara Hunt about the genius of YouTube creators. She offers truly valuable insight into why people with little technology and resources have been more successful
Create videos that provide answers and convey your mission, and viewers will come. I know what you’re thinking: Videos are a great marketing tactic for certain niches, but not the supply chain. Who would want to watch my videos? What would I even make a video about? Here’s the thing. Video is the most popular
Here are the major headlines happening in social media news, specially curated for the supply chain, as of March 2017. It’s not easy keeping pace with the latest happenings in the constantly evolving social media landscape — but it’s a must for your business. To help keep you up to date, here’s our monthly rundown
Here’s what supply chain and logistics marketers need to know about recent social media news as of February 2017. Staying on top of what’s happening in the ever-changing social media world is crucial, but can be a challenge. To keep you informed of some key developments, here’s our February 2017 edition of social media news
This list of social media articles includes useful information for both people who rarely use social networking sites and for more advanced users. We’ve been using this space to write about social media a lot lately. That’s partly because so many exciting new developments and enhancements keep popping up. It’s also because we can’t underscore
Improve the reach of your videos with these distribution strategies. This is part three of a three-part series of creating videos for YouTube for businesses. Check out part one, YouTube for Business 101, and part two, Cheap and Easy Tools for Creating YouTube Videos. If you have put the resources into creating videos for your
