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| March 22, 2016

Content analytics platform TrackMaven has released interesting data in its 2016 Social Media Inflation Index, a report that deeply analyzes brand audience growth across Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and LinkedIn throughout 2015. Looking at nearly 27,000 brands in all industries, the report sought out the average growth of audiences for each brand on each social network. The hypothesis, based on research, is that with more and more people actively engaging on social media, a brand...

ComScore | June 06, 2016

Hernan Lopez, Founder & CEO of Wondery commented, “Are you listening? Your hardest-to-reach consumers are.” Wondery has a reason to be excited about these results considering that it is a company focused on creating and curating podcasts and then integrating brands into the mix. Podcasts have often been a hard sell for marketers because they don't typically generate a huge amount of direct response to offers. It's much more of a brand play in my opinion. Ac...

LinkedIn | January 16, 2020

LinkedIn pages are gaining three new features designed to facilitate more community engagement and form stronger relationships with followers. According to LinkedIn, there are now more than 50 million organizations around the world utilizing pages to connect with customers, prospects, and employees. To assist these organizations, LinkedIn rolls out regular updates every quarter. With this quarter’s update, new features include invite to follow, LinkedIn Live integration, and new posting op...

Facebook | January 15, 2020

Facebook has thousands of moderators all around the world along with their algorithms that work day and night to identify false and traumatizing content on Facebook. While signing to be a moderator, the person must know the job involves viewing traumatic posts all day, not to mention, the frequency of the posts varies from country to country. Zaicev, a former Facebook moderator, recently told VICE that Facebook is failing to provide moderators adequate support and incentives that they deserved. ...