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Eve Echo Micro-finance Business Model That Helps Female Entrepreneurs In Need
Eve Echo is a company that makes hand sanitizer and soaps, but the twist on this for profit company is that they take 100 per cent of their profits and give it to the Foundation for International Community Assistance (FINC)
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How Amex’s Loyalty Program Integrates Nicely with Twitter
AMEX has just launched their Twitter integrated loyalty program called ‘Tweet Your Way to Savings’ and so far, the program seems to be getting them the initial buzz they were hoping for.
Seriously Brilliant Promo Ad for the Guardian Newspaper: a take on the 3 little pigs
The Guardian Newspapers take on how the story of the ’3 little pigs’ would be covered in today’s media.
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.
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.
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
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’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
Facebook CPC Rates 45% Lower if you Stay on Facebook
What company can end the year off charging a rate that is 23% higher than what they were charging at the beginning of the year? If you said Facebook, you’re right!
