Social media platforms are no longer solely spaces for updating friends and sharing photos. These digital channels now serve a much greater purpose: they function as virtual shopping malls where browsing and buying merge seamlessly.
Recent GoDaddy research reveals that 79% of Millennials and 80% …
Tuna, Lil Bub, Doug the Pug, Marnie, and the well-known Grumpy Cat. You know them, you love them, and so do millions of others. They all have their own books, toys, and a combined 10.6 million followers. These pets all have something in common, and it’s not just that they’re cute. It all comes …
A changing of the seasons is upon us. Summer brings warmer temps, rooftop bars, and—sometimes—unpredictable storms. (Trust me, I’m from Florida, I would know.)
Ah, 2017. The year of Snapchat ads, Instagram Stories, and Facebook globalization. But what about Twitter?
Over 150 million people use Snapchat every day. Every single day, Snapchat users watch over 10 billion videos and spend an average of 25-30 minutes on Snapchat.
Social media has come a long way since you befriended Tom on Myspace. Long gone are the days when “social media” just meant posting on a friend or family member’s wall. As social media has evolved, so has advertising.
Non-profits might not seem like a beacon of digital marketing inspiration—but inspiration can come from the most unlikely places. Over the past few months, non-profits have pushed their marketing efforts into high gear. And we’re taking notice.
