Tumblr has released its annual ‘Year in Review’ – a list of the top blogs, posts and topics featured on the site in 2015, revealing that ‘Pepe the Frog’ was the most reblogged meme of the year.
The vast majority of marketers (86%) count Google as their number one partner in their online retail strategy, flowed by Facebook and Twitter, according to new research looking into 2016 trends.
With “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” hitting cinemas worldwide next week, new data looks into how Facebook reacted to the final trailer in October, and how marketers can use social media data to plan future campaigns.
With 1.55 billion monthly active users, Facebook is the largest source of public opinion data on Earth. Marc Maley, CEO, Fuel Intelligence, looks at how using anonymised and aggregated Facebook topic data, film studios could use this human-generated data to tailor marketing efforts to maximise engagement ahead of movie releases.
Would you pay $750,000 for a single self-destructing ad? That was the estimated cost of a day-long ad on Snapchat- but with new data suggesting the chat app’s video views are rivaling Facebook, it could be money well spent. As part of our review of the year, we look back at the key trends that … [Read more…]
Google be warned; Facebook is after your customers. In 2015, the social network was used by half the world’s online population, with a burgeoning ad ecosystem and ever-more engaging media tools to keep users glued to their newsfeeds. As part of our review of the year, we look back at the key trends that shaped … [Read more…]
Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber were the most talked about celebrities on Twitter in 2015, but social media conversations have become increasingly political, according to new data.
Facebook has launched a new service that lets users stream live video on the social network.
As iconic ‘lads mags’ FHM and Zoo close their doors for the last time, an online rival is going form strength to strength. Social news site The Lads Bible has topped Apple’s App Store just 24 hours after its launch.
Mark Zuckerberg plans to give away 99% of his $45bn Facebook fortune as he announced the birth of his first child.