Auteur: Jenna Levy

I’m hungry. A burger sounded good. Any West Coast suggestions? While you ponder, check out this week’s social media infographic from Bundlepost Social Media. Yes, I know there’s many Wendy’s advertisement connotations but it’s also an interesting way to look at the substance of strategy and execution in online marketing. Okay enough brainstorming time, where […]

WaveMetrix recently released the sixth edition of their quarterly report, covering social media trends. Keyword this quarter? Creativity! Brands profiled include HP, Axe, and Converse and the creative ways they’ve ellicited positive responses from fans using social media. Standout tactics include Hewlett-Packards use of Twitter hashtags, then printing the 2012 consumer wishes on balloons; Pairs […]

So many marketing professionals are already trying to redefine social media for the coming year. Will Facebook and Twitter maintain their clout or will smaller start-ups sneak up from behind? Is it time to pull a “Myspace” on Foursquare and LinkedIn? Something to ponder over the weekend. Thanks to Josef Ohlsson Collentine for sourcing this […]

With New Years Day out of the way, it’s time to officially start the year. You get one cursory day to recover from the night before and REALLY write those New Years resolutions and now is the time to grab 2012 by the horns. Sue Reynolds of Carmine Media wrote an interesting article for Business […]

It’s been a landmark year for technology and the World Wide Web. 2011 marked the beginning of influence measuring trends. From ProScore to Klout to Kred and Peer Index, there has been no shortage of algorithms judging our every online move. This has been a positive introduction for HR departments particularly in the marketing and […]

Twitter is like a cocktail party. Everyone is wearing badges stating their opinions. You can interact with whoever you please. You can stand in a giant circle of similar interests. You can branch off and start your own conversation. You can look smart on Twitter, you can look stupid on Twitter. You just have to […]

Hongkiat gives us a cool look at what the big kids in the business world are actually doing with their online presences. Happy Friday!