Kyle Weber — April 14, 2020 Remember a few years ago when deleting your Facebook account was courageous? People would post a status notifying family and friends of their apparent martyrdom before going offline for good. Then, three weeks later they’re back from the dead with a new profile and new friend request and you’re … Continue reading Who Uses Facebook Anymore: A Marketer’s Guide to 2020 Social Media Demographics
Google Uses Search Home Page To Thank Medical Community, Raise Funds by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, March 30, 2020 Google is using its search engine home page to thank all doctors, nurses and medical workers for their service, as well as raise money for a COVID-19 fund. The message, which began serving up Monday … Continue reading Google Uses Search Home Page To Thank Medical Community, Raise Funds
Ana Gotter — January 7, 2020 The verdict is out: shorter video on social typically performs better. While there’s definitely a place for long-form content on social media, the standard rule of thumb is that shorter videos (a minute or under, if not thirty seconds or less) will be most impactful and achieve the highest … Continue reading Brand Video Breakdown: How Oreo Uses Bursts of Short Social Videos To Keep Their Audience Engaged
Startup Uses Paid Search To Redirect Extremist Terms In Google, Counter Radicalism by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, January 2, 2020 Moonshot CVE, a private London-based start-up aimed at heading off radicalism, has developed an online tool that sends those who type in extremist search terms in Google to videos promoting anti-extremist views. The company first used … Continue reading Startup Uses Paid Search To Redirect Extremist Terms In Google To Counter Radicalism
The company was open that it would continue to identify location by other means in a September blog post. Greg Sterling on December 20, 2019 We might soon see another FTC investigation of Facebook for “consumer deception.” The company acknowledged in a letter to two U.S. senators that it continues to capture and use location … Continue reading Facebook tells senators it still uses location for ads despite user location services opt-out
Mark Irvine — November 25, 2019 Oh, Bing—always in Google’s shadow, and Google has a BIG shadow. Google enjoys a lot of attention: It’s the most visited site in the world and generates 3.5 billion searches every day. Google is integrated into our lives, our technology, our politics, and even our language—“Google” is literally now … Continue reading Who Uses Bing, Anyway? 10 Surprising Ways You Probably Do
Hunter Douglas Uses Speech Analytics Feedback To Improve Customer Experience by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, October 18, 2019 Hunter Douglas, a manufacturer and marketer of custom window treatments, found a new way to analyze customer communications to make better products and improve customer service by using “unsolicited feedback” from consumers. By analyzing customer service calls, call center … Continue reading Hunter Douglas Uses Speech Analytics Feedback To Improve Customer Experience
Hunter Douglas Uses Speech Analytics Feedback To Improve Customer Experience by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, October 18, 2019 Hunter Douglas, a manufacturer and marketer of custom window treatments, found a new way to analyze customer communications to make better products and improve customer service by using “unsolicited feedback” from consumers. By analyzing customer service calls, call center … Continue reading Marketer Uses Speech Analytics Feedback To Improve Customer Experience
Arik Hanson — June 20, 2019 — June 20, 2019 If you’ve worked in the social media marketing world for more than five minutes, you know how most brands treat “engagement” on Twitter. I’ll simplify: When it comes to engagement, Twitter has become a full-on customer service channel managed by the customer service team. Just … Continue reading How Target Uses Branded Gifs to Bolster Community Engagement on Twitter
Lyrics Site Uses Watermarks To Prove Google Lifts Its Content For Search Results by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, June 18, 2019 Google said it’s investigating why the lyrics of some songs originating from Genius served up in search results without creator rights permission, after the lyrics site embedded patterns in its formatting to prove the search … Continue reading Lyrics Site Uses Watermarks To Prove Google Lifts Its Content For Search Results
