Hashtags are finally coming to Facebook! This has been an ongoing rumor that is now available to a small amount of users as of today. Users will not only have the capability to click but also search hashtags. This is a great move on Facebook’s end because several users and brands are already using hashtags on Facebook. Hashtags from other social networks like Instagram and most likely Twitter and Vine will also be clickable. Read more →
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Pew Teen Study Points To The Future of Social Media
Pew Research just released a new study looking at how teens use social media, and the findings point to some major potential shifts coming. Obviously, studying younger generations can often be an indicator of where things are going– for example it was the swift adoption of Facebook by the 18-22 crowd 10 years ago that predicted the later rapid rise of that network across all age groups.
Facebook Home: First Look and Thoughts
As Facebook’s big announcement was approaching all of my friends on my newsfeed were pretty adamant that Facebook would reveal a phone. Instead, Facebook announced Facebook Home. A new mobile experience that makes it easier to connect with your community on Facebook, or just another way to force you to spend more time on Facebook. Read more →
The New Facebook News Feed: A First Look
Facebook’s big announcement regarding their News Feed makes for an eye opening and visual update. Mark Zuckerberg mentions that the updated News Feed is intended to work as a user’s personalized newspaper and that 50% of content on the News Feed is primarily visual. The focus of this update provides a simpler and visual experience for the user by increasing the size of photos within the content they post. Read more →
Know How and Where Facebook Ads Can Target Your Audience
Facebook advertising has evolved from a basic concept to a complex form of content promotion that requires strategic thinking on how to target specific audiences to increase page growth, sales, site traffic, and overall brand awareness.
There have been several developments in the world of Facebook advertising. Starting in 2009, Facebook launched its own cost per click (CPC) and cost per impression (CPM) self-serve platform which Read more →
Adopt Open Graph Tags Now to Prepare for Facebook Graph Search
Early this month, Facebook announced they are rebuilding their search functionality within the social network and have dubbed it Graph Search. Graph Search will allow, upon its debut, for users to search for information that has been shared with them via friends that they are connected in ways never before possible. While an official launch date Read more →
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