Summer Social Media Shakedown
June 14, 2017 | Madeleine CoeWhat shakin’ and bakin’ in the world of social media this June? Direct messaging features, Stories, and group collaboration!
As we head into Summer 2017, here’s what you need to know.
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State of the (You)nion: Fall Social Media Updates
November 21, 2016 | Nathan WhippleThe fall season is full of change. Leaves change their color, pumpkin spice brutally divides a nation, and my social media feeds begin demanding sacrifice. If I went to a pumpkin patch but didn’t post pictures of my trip, is it like I even went? If I think Thanksgiving should get more acknowledgment but don’t rant about it on Twitter, is it like I even care? If I don’t make a big deal about the fall season in general, is it like I even care about anything?
But I digress.
What I do care about is providing you with a roundup of all the changes that are going on with social media over the past couple of weeks, and much like the nature of the fall season, there has been a lot of change going on with the Internet’s big players, starting with…
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Springtime Social Shakedown
March 31, 2016 | Madeleine CoeAs we head into April, here’s what you need to know now to be in the know for social media this spring.
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What’s Good, Twitter?
November 25, 2015 | Madeleine CoeTwitter has a huge self-esteem problem.
Project Lightning is an ongoing rollout of updates to make the website a true platform for content curation, as originally intended. Moments and the recently swapped out “favorite” for a “like” button were some of the newest features to debut in a slew of updates as Twitter made a mad dash to resurrect its platform and grow its user base. But is Twitter’s cycle of reinvention going to be what ultimately saves it or wrecks it?
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Twitter Losing Users, but Raking in Revenue?
July 31, 2015 | Madeleine CoeDespite failing to attract enough new users to meet projected goals, Twitter’s revenue has experienced exponential growth over last year’s earnings with a 61% increase to $502.4 million with a projected (and hopeful) year-end goal of $540 million. The lack of engagement from users doesn’t seem to be inhibiting the ability to monetize their service, as Twitter’s ad revenue accounts for most of the company’s earnings.
So, what is Twitter doing to bring in new users and engage with current users? A big marketing push later this year.
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Twitter’s Blinding White
July 23, 2015 | Whitney SmallTwitter users may have noticed a new background when logging on. The social platform recently removed personalized wallpapers from users’ home and notification timelines without a word, leaving users in the dark….or, the white.
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Twitter Signs Firehose Deal With Google
February 10, 2015 | Tier10The rumored return of indexed tweets to Google’s search results was confirmed on Thursday, Feb. 5 by Twitter CEO Dick Costolo during the company’s Q4 earnings report.
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Why Twitter’s Latest Experiment Has Upset Everyone
August 19, 2014 | Jason GalligerIn its latest round of experiments with the platform, Twitter has begun filling people’s timelines with tweets that their friends have favorited. The feature, while similar to a retweet, is much more like Facebook’s news feed and its endless stream of user likes. Since being tested, the reaction to the experiment has been mostly negative. Read More
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