What Role Should Facebook Play in Your Marketing?
Facebook might seem like the Internet's only ad platform, but it's just one (growing) part of the marketing universe.
The Content Strategist
Facebook might seem like the Internet's only ad platform, but it's just one (growing) part of the marketing universe.
Dear brands: You're probably laughing all wrong.
Let's look at two ways Facebook Instant Articles will impact brands very soon—and wildly speculate about a big possibility.
Everyone spent this week freaking out about 'Mobilegeddon,' but another much more unexpected algorithm change might prove far more painful for brands and publisher's alike.
Despite Facebook's confusing and constantly changing algorithm, all hope is not lost.
Even with its paltry organic reach, I would never consider deleting our Facebook—and most other companies shouldn't either.
Before you fire up your cinemagraph engines, let's hammer down what value these captivating images may bring to your brand.
Despite all the "Facebook sucks!" rhetoric circulating in the brand marketing world, Facebook is still the most important social network when it comes to driving referral traffic to your content. By far.
In just a few months, the content marketing scene has changed dramatically. More studies have been done, more charts have been made, and content marketers needs this information more than ever to stay on top of this rapidly changing industry.