Facebook Bundling 101 Facebook is trying to consolidate brand/publisher posting by collapsing multiple posts into one in an effort that’s currently packaged as a test. Ignite Strategy Director, Kailee VanDamia, explains it all and shares four tips for dealing with the change in this interesting post. Major Twitter...

Study: Organic Reach on Facebook Not Dead As we were among the first in the world to document last December, Facebook’s algorithm changes have severely damaged brand’s organic reach. But a new study from Socialbakers found that brands can still organically reach about 25% of their...

Should Facebook Rooms Become Brands’ Shiny New Toys? Way back in the day, Internet chat rooms were topic based. In social media, profiles are generally aligned with the person, not the topic. Facebook just launched Rooms, a mobile-first system to allow people to gather to discuss...

“Ello, Is It Me You’re Looking For?” With apologies to Lionel Richie, the new social network Ello suddenly got a lot of buzz in the last two weeks. Their hook? They will never run ads or sell user data. As I explain to eCommerce Times in...

In my 2013 book, "Earn It. Don't Buy It: The CMO's Guide to Social Media Marketing in a Post Facebook World," I argued that Facebook had a significant teen problem. We said it again and again. Soon groups I respect like Forrester and Edison Research were...

Twitter to Get Algorithmic Facebook takes heat constantly for the way they choose to display content to a select number of users. Twitter, on the other hand, has always streamed by unfiltered, with every tweet from every one of your followers showing up in your news...

Twitter Launching “Everyday Moments” Data Visualization Tool While initially available only to UK marketers, Twitter will eventually allow anyone to use their new “Everyday Moments” tool. The tool maps the country and lets marketers dig in to see the prevalence of certain words (such as happy,...

Real-Time Marketing Scorn? When Luis Suarez bit his opponent in a World Cup game, brand after brand quickly launched their responses. When Wheat Thins launched a selfie promotion featuring Kelly Osbourne, Fast Company covered it with palpable scorn. When the national financial aid organization tried to...