Would you like to become an influencer on Twitter? We found a great article this week on the types of Twitter influencer and how to become one. Facebook advertisers will love the articles on the custom reports you can create and auto-schedule for your clients and business owners will appreciate the insight on how to keep Facebook advertising costs down through accurate targeting. Is Facebook crossing into SnapChat territory? Read about now – it might just vanish.
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Author: Jon Loomer, Jon Loomer Digital
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Do you manage Facebook ad campaigns on behalf of your clients? Do you struggle to create effective monthly reports that balance the information your clients want with the information they need? Custom Ad Reports have been available through the Ads Manager for over a year. Here’s how to use them.
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Author: Shea Bennett, Media Bistro
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Ever wonder which social networks have the most content shared? This report studied the one million most-shared articles from the first six months of 2014. The articles generated more than 2.6 billion shares between them. We’re sure the winner won’t come as any shock (HINT – It’s Facebook) but the winning margin might!
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Facebook Graph Search is a powerful tool that allows small business owners to target specific audiences. Do you have a competitor whose fans you would like to target? Using Graph Search in combination with Lookalike and Custom Audiences allows Facebook Page owners to do exactly that. Find out how.
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Author: Neil Patel,for Social Media Examiner
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This article is based on an in-depth study of Twitter conversations and the role of influencers in those conversations. Learn how to navigate the Twitter sphere, and become an influencer in your niche.
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Author: Quinton O’Reilly, Business Etc.
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Facebook is experimenting with the idea of posts having an expiration date. The feature is being tested with a small number of iOS users in New Zealand and allows users to give their posts a specified lifespan ranging from one hour to seven days.
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