The Chatbot Revolution is Here
Email and phone-based customer service interactions are often frustrating and full of terrible elevator music. Are chatbots here to save us?
The Content Strategist
Email and phone-based customer service interactions are often frustrating and full of terrible elevator music. Are chatbots here to save us?
We'd like to think that what we choose to share is a reflection of who we are, but it's not that simple.
Get ready to fall in love... or just have a weird discussion with a brand robot.
Social media and texting are so 2010. In 2015, digital communication was all about the rise of messaging apps like WhatsApp and WeChat.
If the Chinese Communist Party's recent embrace of mobile-first media is any indication, 2015 is the year that chat apps—WeChat, WhatsApp, and more—become major content distribution channels for everyone from BuzzFeed to USA Today.
Think all of your social traffic is coming from Facebook and Twitter? Think again. Nieman Journalism Lab just shared a case study about the impact of chat apps—and it may just shed some light on your "dark social" traffic.
There’s been a common refrain in the tech and media worlds these past few months: What the Zuck is going on with Facebook?
Call it whatever buzzword you want: a branded content campaign for Instagram, a social media play for Vanity Fair — it was simply brilliant.
There are now 19 billion more reasons to get your chat app marketing game in order. Without a doubt, Facebook’s massive acquisition of WhatsApp—and the news that Google was willing to pay billions more—sounded the alarm.