Facebook Messenger Broadcast: A hole in the head for social’s GDPR challenge
By Staff writer
Facebook’s latest innovationcalled Messenger Broadcast would allow businesses to send out messages without being asked a question first ?A GDPR nightmare
Tag: Social Media
What the accounting industry will look like in the next ten years
By Staff writer
There are some major factors to consider when thinking about how the accounting industry will look in a decade’s time; many components are already forcing change, and this shift is showing no signs of stopping.
The principles guiding Facebook’s sexual harassment policy
A month after House of Cards producer Media Rights Capital had some of its sexual harassment policy leaked, Facebook publishes its own in its entirety.
The advantages, pitfalls and practicalities of monitoring social media use
By Staff writer
The benefits of social media engagement for businesses are well-known, whether that be increasing brand awareness, learning about a target audience or facilitating intra-organisation communication. However, social media use naturally brings its dangers too.
The most beloved British brands on Instagram
Instagram has garnered over 700m users worldwide, making it the platform of choice for numerous brands. Some retailers, however, do a better job at engaging people, with the British elite having been highlighted by Iconosquare.
Learning from the politicians: Setting your business apart using social media
By Staff writer
Social Media Week has just begun. All over the world professionals will be discussing the latest trends and best practices for making the most out of corporate channels and it represents a fantastic opportunity for your business to do the same.
Five examples of how businesses can capitalise on Instagram Stories
When Instagram launched in 2010, few people could have predicted the success that the photo sharing platform was going to have. Seven years later, the app has over 400m active users every day.
Forget Twitter: Scaleups must embrace other social media platforms
In surveying a group of business leaders, it was found that 46 per cent do not see the use of Twitter any more the main criticism being that there is a ?lack of useful engagement” on the platform.
After unpleasant ordeals, this banker quit to chase business dream with Whoomies
Pressured for being a woman and inspired by her clients, this private banker quit to solve a problem she and many others faced when looking for roommates.
Twitter’s 280-character limit trial hijacked by companies joking around
While Twitter’s 280-character limit trial was intended to help people express themselves” the result of findings from its own research companies have already started experimenting with it.