Google “best times to post on social media” and you’ll find a plethora of answers. (Our personal favorite comes from Sprout Social which breaks it down by industry.)...
As I write this we are over halfway through 2019 and the dawn of a new year and decade is all but shining. When I think back over the last 10 years, 2010 doesn’t seem all that long ago but my, how things have changed...
How in the world are we supposed to narrow that down a list of 7,000 MarTech programs to a list that is both manageable for our staff and our budget while still getting the best ROI?...
Social media takeovers are one of the most popular campaign strategies happening in the world of digital marketing today. From celebrities to micro-influencers, brands of all sorts and sizes are using social media’s favorite users to promote their products or services and for good reason....
Facebook Jail. If you’re a frequent Facebook user, you’ve heard of this figurative prison in which users who violate Facebook standards are held by being temporarily banned from posting, liking, commenting or sharing until Facebook feels like the user has learned their lesson. ...
We all have those friends who hate their jobs. We’ve all had jobs we hated. In fact, many of us are in the jobs we love because of the jobs we hated. But what makes a person hate their job? ...
A little over a week ago, we welcomed the first of April 2019 as we always do--on high alert of incoming April Fools Day pranks. As per usual, brands of all sorts--from McDonald’s to Tinder--participated in prank day (check out our favorite pranks here). And...
Though it’s exact origins have been long disputed, April Fool’s Day has been “celebrated” for centuries. And now, thanks to the wonder that is the Internet, April Fool’s pranks that once only sparked local legend now have a chance to go down in world history....
By the end of April 2019, Facebook expects to have phased out its relevance score and replaced it with three more “granular” relevance scores, according to a Facebook blog post....
Imagine that you own a clothing store. Every day fifty customers walk through your doors. Forty-five of them look at one item and walk out. Three customers look at two or more items. Two make a purchase. Your store just experienced a 90% bounce rate....