For many of us, Facebook and Twitter have become part of our daily lives. And while we love looking at our friends’ new photos and following the latest hashtags, we equally love these funny signs that have been posted about social media…
Facebook has announced that it is buying the mobile photo-sharing app Instagram for $1 billion dollars. And while the amount of money Facebook is dishing out has been making headlines, we’re wondering why the social network would pay so much money for a company that reportedly hasn’t turned a profit yet.
If you’ve been keeping up with social media trends then you’ll know how popular the social network Pinterest has become in recent months. Although it still has a long way to go to reach the size and influence of Facebook and Twitter, the image-sharing site has begun garnering a lot of attention from online marketers, and for good reason.
Earlier this month, Facebook announced that it would be rolling out its Timeline layout to all brand pages at the end of March. In addition to new functionality, the Timeline layout will include larger images, icons, and tab designs, and brands need to prepare for the shift or risk having a page that looks out of date and doesn’t encourage audience engagement.
Cite have been working with Thomas & Betts brands for over a decade and recently they approached us with a problem many businesses face, they wanted their brands to be on social media but weren’t sure how to use it as a successful marketing tool and didn’t have the time to do it right. Over the last few months we’ve been maintaining the Twitter profiles for five of its brands, HarnessFlex, Kopex-ex, PipeTools, Elkay and Adaptaflex, and we’ve already begun to see results.
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