Jeff Esposito
JUNE 24, 2013
Most of which is irrelevant to the reader and just pops up in feeds because the bloggers are trying to draw more eyeballs by having a post tied to current events or snafu – often called newsjacking. Some of the advice is 101 while some is Monday morning quarterbacking. </rant> social media don''t do this newsjacking'
Jeff Esposito
JANUARY 8, 2014
A recent Facebook update changed how brands are able to get content onto users’ news feeds. or updates from professional groups and companies that I love (Under Armour, Samuel Adams and Jimmy Fund) in my feed. What I hate, and I am sure you will agree, are the cheap jump on the bandwagon or meme posts. The answer is No.
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Jeff Esposito
APRIL 23, 2015
As I have noted a few times on this blog, Facebook has built a perfect fly trap and businesses need to adapt to the ecosystem, much like they do with Google. The Animal Rescue Site – While I still don’t remember liking this page, they show up in my feed at least 5X a day. They typically pop up in my feed at least one time a day.
Jeff Esposito
APRIL 23, 2015
As I have noted a few times on this blog, Facebook has built a perfect fly trap and businesses need to adapt to the ecosystem, much like they do with Google. The Animal Rescue Site – While I still don’t remember liking this page, they show up in my feed at least 5X a day. They typically pop up in my feed at least one time a day.
Jeff Esposito
SEPTEMBER 19, 2011
PostRank – This nifty plugin rates your posts on engagement, sharing and some other variables and was recently acquired by Google. It also asks folks if they would like to subscribe to your RSS feed. It has also increased the time spent on the site. It can also be turned off after a certain number of views.
Jeff Esposito
APRIL 10, 2013
Instead of looking around and making connections, many conference attendees were too busy peering down at their smartphones, iPads or laptops, worrying that they were missing out on a party or meet-up that would surely be in their social feed or hashtagged #SXSWAWESOME. The social media community is actually pretty small.
Jeff Esposito
APRIL 18, 2011
We didn’t take full advantage of the formula sample due to our feeding preferences, but can see how parents who do can fall prey to the companies offering the free samples. We asked a lot of questions to experienced parents and hospital staff and used our friend Google to inform our decisions.
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