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The hit mobile game of the last month has a familiar face behind it. Kim Kardashian: Hollywood is an adventure game for IOS and Android that lets players create their own celebrity and interact with the titular reality show star, her friends, and her frenemies.

As of September 30th, Google will shut down its first social-networking service, Orkut, which was launched in 2004 the same year that Facebook, which is the most popular social media platform in the world was founded by Mark Zuckerberg.

With Pinterest being the fastest growing social media site ever! Many businesses are trying to work out ways to incorporate the use of Pinterest into their social media strategy. Luckily this isn’t all that hard as one of the benefits of using Pinterest is that it can be an extremely powerful tool for increasing awareness and gaining exposure in the online marketing climate.

Tips on how to approach social media differently in order to be noticed

So you’ve built a great Facebook page. You have a captive audience, growing numbers of likes and are achieving great results in the areas of branding and client interaction. Now how do you take this amazing work and turn it into a lead generation tool?

Over the past few years there have been a lot of speculation on whether social signals from sites like Facebook and Twitter and even Google Plus factor into Google’s search algorithm. Do things like the number of Facebook “Likes” , Twitter “retweets” and Google +1s have a direct impact on how you are ranked on Google Search?

As we explored in my last blog, Facebook have tightened their newsfeed algorithm reducing the organic reach of your posts (i.e the number of your ‘likers’ who actually see your posts).
This week it was confirmed that Facebook are looking at reducing this organic reach to 1-2% of your audience…ouch! This means up to 99% of your hard-earned likers may not see your posts at all. You’ve invested time and money in growing your page, so what do you do to counteract this?

Google is an ever-changing landscape of innovations and methods for businesses to promote their goods and services – but how do you keep up? What happens when your competitors start utilising these avenues before you? The key is to look before you leap. Just because it’s new, doesn’t mean it’s for you. Here are a few things to consider when doing market analysis for your online advertising strategy.

If you have noticed your Facebook ‘reach’, which is the number of people who see your posts, has been decreasing in the last couple of months you are not alone!

If you’ve been keeping up on this 5 part blog series (and I’d strongly recommend you read parts 1 & 2 for context if you haven’t) then you’ll be aware that we’ve been talking a lot about what is now meant by “content” and why it has been given such value as part of the
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