Why Facebook’s new Paper app might stimulate content hunger
Facebook just announced its new Paper app: Content on the network just got a million times better-looking (which is better for brand publishers).
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Facebook just announced its new Paper app: Content on the network just got a million times better-looking (which is better for brand publishers).
Marketers may be eager to spend their bigger 2014 budgets on flashy new campaigns, but dollars may be better spent on content analytics.
Customers want to engage with brands on Twitter and marketers can take a page out of top performers’ books to be more successful on social.
Google’s Matt Cutts recently took a strong stance against guest blogging, but there is another side to the story.
Savvy business leaders understand that content marketing isn’t a monolithic investment – it requires a multi-pronged approach.
A recent study revealed most brands are creating content, but that doesn’t always mean they’re doing it strategically.
A study proves why brands must keep their videos short and sweet and packed with value to keep viewers’ attention.
Social marketing is rapidly evolving and internet users expect more than ever from brands. A new tool helps marketers find the right tools to stay ahead of the competition.
Text-only status updates won’t cut it for Facebook content anymore, following yet another New Feed algorithm update that favors photos in posts.
A study shows that even when visual elements are in the mix, marketers must keep their content short and sweet to hold viewers’ attention.