Is Twitter the next contender in the social advertising arena? Information from its first ever Analyst Day in November has us guessing. During Analyst Day, Twitter executives shared their ambitious goals and forward-looking
“Do we block competitors from following us, or is this just something that happens in social media?” We often hear this question from clients after being notified a direct competitor is following
Wind power is certainly a great case study for telling a story via social media. The wind power industry is unique. Its roots range from political to global to niche small businesses.
Twitter never really made sense to me. Like, I get the concept. Really I do. But there’s something terrifying about finally making the jump to a social network based on one-sided interaction.
As a business owner, not only do you have a product or service to sell, you also have a story to tell. You need to know not only how to pique customer
We’ve all seen infographics before, in newspapers, magazines, and online. These little graphical messages that try to convince you to read them because they’re colorful and covered in interesting graphics or cartoons.
Remember for a glimmer of time when you could only access “The Facebook” with a .edu email address? Back then the social network had nowhere near the capabilities it possesses today. Not
In the heavy industrial B2B marketing world of ours, we find so many of our clients exploring social media, but not engaging on a corporate level. Our clients have good reason for
Thursday mornings are Innovation Day at HMA, which means we share the latest and greatest in technology and digital news. Here’s a run down of few news items shared: Google continues to
