Less isn’t necessarily more when it comes to video. Contributor Carla Marshall explains why the longer you can stream a Facebook Live video, the better your chance of generating engagement. Carla Marshall on February 24, 2017 Facebook continues to push video content via its News Feed algorithm, and video, particularly live video, remains key … Continue reading Why longer Facebook Live streams mean more engagement
Blair Nicole Nastasi — February 23, 2017 Follow @MediaMogulsPR— February 23, 2017 The New Year is in full swing, and if you’re like most business owners, you’re looking for ways to add to your bottom line in 2017. Many bemoan the lack of options. But, if you know the basic laws of economics, and are … Continue reading 4 Ways Smart Business Owners Create New Income Streams
by Amanda Hyer December 19, 2015December 19, 2015 The world of social media marketing used to be so blissfully simple. You posted a picture, watched your engagement grow, and reaped the rewards of your digital efforts. Raise your hand if you’re an experienced social media marketer and immediately called BS on the above sentence. It’s … Continue reading How Live Streams Are Forever Changing Social Media Marketing
by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, (November 20, 2015), 12:35 PM Google has revealed tests being done with a small group of partners — HotelTonight, Chimani, Daily Horoscope and New York MTA Subway Map — exploring the ability to stream apps that are not installed on the phone, with some right from Google Search. For me the … Continue reading Mobile App Streams: What Search Marketers Need To Know About Measurement
What do Instagram, BuzzFeed & Yahoo all have in common? They’re part of the “stream revolution” flowing content and ads to readers. Danny Sullivan on March 7, 2015 Forget the web of things. Perhaps one of the biggest revolutions underway right now is the “web of streams” and how that’s transforming publishing and advertising. To … Continue reading The Web Of Streams
Larry KimMarch 6, 2015 The rumors are true: Google is breaking its Streams and Photos into standalone products, to be managed under Bradley Horowitz, as he announced on Google+ earlier this week. Horowitz didn’t specifically mention Google+ in his post, but the writing is on the wall. Considering these two products make up much of … Continue reading Goodbye, Google+: Social Network Broken Into Streams and Photos Products
