Social Media News Roundup: Prepare to Lose Likes on Facebook
It’s been a busy week for social media marketing news. But fear not – we’ve kept a keen eye on all...
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Social Media News Roundup: Twitter and Pinterest Race to Bolster Paid Promotion
Twitter and Pinterest are racing to improve their paid advertising services, writes Amy Dugmore,...
Social Media Weekly Roundup: Men – Pinterest Needs YOU!
Keep on top of the latest social media marketing news with Amy Dugmore. This week, Pinterest aims...
Social Media Weekly Roundup: Hoaxers Beware – Facebook is Getting Tough
Catch up on the latest social media marketing news, brought to you by social and creative...
Social Media Weekly Roundup: Facebook Wants In To Your Office
Here’s our latest social media marketing news roundup, compiled by social and creative strategist ...
Social Media Weekly Roundup: William Shatner – Marketing Guru?
In the first instalment of our new rolling feature, social media strategist Amy Dugmore looks at...
Study: Facebook users engage more with posts after hours and at weekends
A new study into Facebook behaviour has revealed posts tend to see more engagement during weekends...
Facebook explains decline in organic reach on social media site
Facebook has moved to explain why businesses are seeing a drop in their organic reach on the social...
Facebook To Delay Roll Out Of Video Ads
Facebook is postponing the roll out of video ads on its News Feed until an undetermined time later...
On Its Tenth Birthday - 10 Reasons Why Facebook And Digital Marketers Will Always Try To Cosy Up Together
Facebook has turned ten years old this week. Here ClickThrough copywriter, Martin Boonham, looks at...
EU lawmakers look to limit Internet firms selling user data for ads
Internet giants, such as Facebook and Google, may be forced to request further permission for data...
