A Beginners Guide to Google+ for Brands Google+ was officially launched in June 2011 as an invitation only beta. Though still in beta, the platform became public in September 2011 and has now grown in to a 40 million strong global user base. Shortly after launching Google+ profiles, the platform also introduced brand pages that [...]
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I was delighted when I received this interesting guest post from enthusiastic Sophie Bratt (Psychology graduate from Cheshire). Sophie outlines the changes put in place for Facebook and how they can effect the standard user. A great way to ‘stay connected’: Facebook proves how credible it is with some astonishing figures: 1) Over 800 million [...]
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If you have been reading the newspapers, blogs or the newly released Huffington Post UK over the last week, you will have noticed two major breaking stories unravelling before your eyes, one involving the News of the World’s on-going PR nightmare and the other involving the new social network on the block, Google+. While the [...]
More and more brands are using mobile to communicate with their consumers. Esendex carried out a consumer survey to find out how people like to receive SMS messages. So what are the hard numbers? The results are quite astonishing. Take a look at the infographic below;
Thanks to Emily Corfield – PR student- Lincoln University, for this brilliant guest post on social media and crisis communications. So you may be thinking “this is another one of those social media blogs” but in fact it isn’t. It is an insight into the world of social media and crisis communications. In case you [...]
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The media savvy know that it’s all about tweeting and following, thanks to the micro-blogging and social networking site, Twitter. The main aim of Twitter is to enable people to instantly update their profile page to notify their ‘followers’ on what they’re up to. Twitter users a range, from bands, DJ’s, politicians, businesses and even your [...]
When Twitter makes it onto the Today programme as a news item, it is clearly time to accept that social media and online PR (or, more properly, online communications) is part of the established media routes to audiences. Facebook, we are told – primarily by Facebook themselves, of course – is now the third biggest [...]
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