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How to pause your Buffer feed in an emergency
It’s 6am and your alarm rouses you for another day. But as you wake up, you notice a news alert about a mass shooting that’s taken place earlier today. You need to pause your company’s scheduled Twitter posts – and fast.
The Gold Mine of Ideas that Marketers are Ignoring
Great marketing campaigns show that you acknowledge and build on what your community is saying. Are you even listening?
The Lasting Impact of Ephemeral Media
So we know newspapers and music can have impact that far outlasts their physicality but are there ways in which the short-term nature of media is actually a benefit?
How a New Facebook Feature Can Help Nonprofits Engage Clients, Activate Members
This is an interesting turn of events. Many justice and privacy nonprofits spoke out against the evils of Facebook Messenger… Read more How a New Facebook Feature Can Help Nonprofits Engage Clients, Activate Members
A deep dive into your Twitter followers and their influence
So you’re amassing a good following on Twitter and you know from experience which of your followers tend to retweet… Read more A deep dive into your Twitter followers and their influence
This cool tool will plot your Instagram influence
So you are pretty sure your account is the coolest one on Instagram. People heart your posts and your notifications… Read more This cool tool will plot your Instagram influence
I have an idea. Is there an app for that?
Dear developers, you know what would be really cool? When you’re writing a tweet, an app should suggest hashtags for… Read more I have an idea. Is there an app for that?
Should my nonprofit break up with Facebook?
In December, we showed you why your Facebook page was suddenly eating it and gave some tips for engagement. It’s time to… Read more Should my nonprofit break up with Facebook?
Mr Laythorpe’s epic lesson about Twitter nails it
Ontario teacher Jeff Laythorpe wanted to show his grade 4 class how fast images could spread on Twitter. He posted… Read more Mr Laythorpe’s epic lesson about Twitter nails it