Mobile Social Media

As if you needed another reminder about the ever increasing importance of mobile social media marketing, a study recently released by comScore, a digital measurement firm, indicates that more and more people are accessing social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter through their cellular phones and other mobile devices. The study conducted by comScore…

Why an Unfinished Google Buzz is Out Already

It’s probably evident to anyone who has used Google Buzz that it wasn’t quite ready for launch when the company rolled it out several weeks ago. In addition to the privacy concerns that had many people involved with social media marketing were voicing, there were also a number of usability issues regarding the importing of…

The growth of Twitter and social media marketing

Twitter recently announced through their blog that, on average, upwards of 50 million tweets are sent daily. For the less mathematically inclined, this comes to over 600 tweets per second. If you’re involved with social media marketing, the initial response is probably something along the lines of how fantastic this growth is, as it potentially…

Pepsi Refreshing Image Through Social Media

One of the biggest discussions about this year’s Super Bowl commercials was the absence of Pepsi. For 23 consecutive years, Pepsi has advertised during the Super Bowl. However, the company decided to invest resources into their social media marketing campaign, called “Pepsi Refresh Project.” Pepsi plans to grant $20 million to fund projects in six…

Oscars Jumping in the Social Media Pool

With the continued rise of various companies integrating social media into their marketing strategy, it wouldn’t be long before we saw award shows like the Oscars venturing in that direction. As the 82nd Annual Academy Awards approaches, the Academy is revamping and pursuing social media marketing strategies to attract younger viewers. The last few telecasts…

Coke’s Combination of Traditional and Social Media Marketing

The news that Pepsi had decided to completely eschew Super Bowl ads in favor of social media marketing was pretty big, to say the least. In each of the past 23 years, the soda company had chosen to air commercials during the game, evolving to the point where the two had almost become synonymous with…