What constitutes great marketing? While producing a new, exciting creation can be brilliant, it’s the marketing behind the scenes that really sells the product and determines the
Growing a group on Facebook can be accelerated if you take advantage of the hack we’ve shared a few times on inviting people who
Video sharing app TikTok appears to be following in the footsteps of Facebook and Instagram with its newly announced plans to introduce shopping capabilities to its platform.
Last week, Twitter announced a new ‘tip jar’ feature, enabling users to support their favourite tweets by sending money as a form of
Back in October of last year, search giant Google began displaying a call history log in its Google My Business platform. Now, this
Facebook looks to be attempting to tackle the problem of misinformation and clickbait, with prompts encouraging users to read articles before sharing
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to announce plans for a new Online Safety Bill, which will regulate the internet, during the
In a blog last week about Twitter’s new “want to review this tweet?” prompts, I briefly mentioned the “Scunthorpe problem”. I thought this was worth expanding on in a blog
Facebook has launched a new feature called Neighborhoods, which has similarities to Nextdoor, the social networking app for neighbours.
