Mindjumpers

FEBRUARY 24, 2011

The study is the Global Social Media Check Up 2011, which is an annual study investigating big companies’ presence on social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, blogs etc. However, it becomes clear from the study that companies have become more engaged by answering questions asked through the various social media channels.

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Study Social Media YouTube Company 234

Mindjumpers

MAY 1, 2011

As for Facebook one can only guess on how many using their status update to comment on the event – a fair estimate is probably + 60 million people (10% of the total Facebook users). Facebook Launches Questions. For every minute a new page surfaces celebrating the death in one way or the other. .

Twitter 207

Twitter Facebook Trends Social Media 207

Mindjumpers

JANUARY 31, 2012

When it comes to subjective questions such as “Which film should I see?” The interaction we do – such as updates, comments and ´Likes ´ – tells who we are and what we stand for. Similar Posts: What F8 Developer’s Conference 2011 Holds for Brands and Users. The value of trust and personal relevance.

Applications 244

Applications Communities Conversation Film 244

Mindjumpers

MARCH 7, 2012

We have all heard that “Content is King” According to a 2011 study by the Content Marketing Institute , content marketing is one of the top growing fields with an increasing number of marketers relying on content strategy for overall success. Ask questions to get comments and use visual content. Plan your content.

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Facebook Marketing Communities Conversation 231

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DECEMBER 17, 2014

In 2011 NPR commenced a project called “The Local Stories Project” , an experiment aiming to localize content on their Facebook page. What does it take to make the local users clap their hands, like and comment? So what exactly is it that causes a local story to be share-worthy?

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Case Study Project Study Communities 225