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Tim Smith looks at another resident of the social media graveyard, Friends Reunited, and wonders if a new design can save the ailing network.
The Social Media Graveyard: The Fall of Myspace
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It was once the most popular social networking site, peaking at over 300 million accounts, and promised to redefine the way in which users interact with music, pop culture, politics and even dating. Today however the social network has become an o...
No +1 for Google Plus?
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From an online marketing perspective Google + seemed to be a marketer’s dream online platform. New features including the likes of Ripples and the Circles function looked so appealing, making targeting audiences a breeze. In a perfect world, ev...
Shadow Connections: the Dark Matter of Social Networking
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Social networks like Facebook may be able to infer data about our offline relationships, purely by what we post online
The Power of Social Media Engagement
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SEO Consultant Tim Smith lets us know how creating engaging social media content can help your business online.
Would You 'Sell Out' for $1bn?
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Jessica Bailey discusses the controversial $1bn purchase of Instagram by Facebook and what this means for the future of the app.
#FourMoreYears? Can Social Media Help Obama Win the 2012 US Presidential Election?
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Copywriter & SEO consultant Graham Allchurch looks at how President Barack Obama is using social media in the run-up to the 2012 election.
What Do Your Social Media Privacy Settings Say About You?
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Matt Davies discusses the horrifying realities of social media privacy and how job seekers in the USA have been asked to provide access to their private accounts.
How Your Twitter Users Can Bite Back With The #bashtag
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SEO Consultant, Tim Smith takes a look at the many ways social media can backfire and how getting it right can boost business.
How Pinteresting is your Brand?
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Jessica Bailey takes a look at the growth of Pinterest - a relatively new social networking site that has sent more referrals than Google+.