Beverly Crandon
AuthorBeverly Crandon is the founder of ad-ition and an avid content junkie. Aside from spending time with businesses interested in expanding their digital and social presence online, Beverly spends a ghastly amount of time surfing the web for ‘what’s new’.
Yahoo! May Lose their Asian Stronghold Alibaba.com
Yahoo!’s decision to relinquish Alibaba.com was not very forward thinking, but I guess it’s their way of saying, we don’t know how much of a future we should be planning for.
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Online Search and the Super Bowl
Nonetheless, the nice folks at Google did provide a sort of analysis on some of the search terms performed around the time of the Super Bowl, to give us some perspective.
Brazil Taking Facebook and Twitter by Storm
Is it fair to say that Brazil is putting the rest of us to shame when it comes to social media usage? I think so.
KLM’s One Million Facebook Fan Thank You Message
KLM used actual employees in the video, making it a more personable message.
Top Facebook Brand Pages By Engagement
The pages on the list below are there because of their high level of user engagement. Take Ford Mustang for example, their Facebook landing page is filled with
IBM’s Interesting Yet Quirky Twitter Realizations
group behind the research put into IBM’s Congos Consumer Insight released other interesting and quirky Twitter facts they came across, while doing the research
Air China’s Facebook Checkin Campaign an Innovative Success
To raise awareness, in Sweden, to the fact that Air China flew to far more destinations than China itself, the airline teamed up with selected Asian restaurants.
Twitter and Facebook Developers Take a Stance Against Google
The folks at Twitter and Facebook are not taking the Google search change sitting down , and to fight back, developers from both groups have launched a browser bookmarklet, called ‘Don’t Be Evil’
Twitter’s Purchase of Summify Gives Insight to New Products
So, as we now learn that they’ve purchased Summify, our speculations of niche and topic specific news and events handling, seems to be coming to fruition, right before our eyes.
LinkedIn Customers More Affluent Than Facebook But Not By Much!
LinkedIn users not only have higher incomes than visitors to Facebook, but the increase differential was 8 per cent, between the two platforms
