Each time a significant new development hits the social media landscape, the Ignite team will pull together a short analysis of the impact it might have on our clients. "Significant" in this case is pretty simple to define - if it creates new opportunities, or headaches, for our clients then it's important that we take the time to explore the change and share what we think.
From now on, we'll also share our thoughts with all of you.
Facebook Questions, what we cover in this post, is a great example. While it's not earth-shattering - we're not talking F8 and Social Graph here - it does create, or at least frustratingly hint at, some interesting possibilities for brand-managed Facebook fan pages.


As most of my coworkers know, I get incredibly excited when I find new tools. This month’s find is no exception. Over the past few weeks I was on the hunt for a really good RSS desktop application that is easy to use, customizable, and filterable. Finally, after sifting through a handful applications that initially peaked my interest but later let me down or bored me, I discovered the cross-platform awesomeness of RSSOwl. Download it
There’s a big difference between building a fan base and leveraging a fan base. So in this post, I’ve ranked the same top 50 branded Facebook pages by their value, at least as determined by Vitrue’s

