Most Annoying People on Facebook

| October 14, 2011 | 2 Comments

Don’t get too excited, I’m not going to reference individuals in this post. Instead I’d like to bring up the most annoying types of people on Facebook. While most places you go to in life require some sort of etiquette, the online world is often a place that people go to speak freely and with relative anonymity. Well, [...]

Latest Facebook Changes

| September 22, 2011 | 0 Comments

If you haven’t already noticed, the Facebook interface has changed in the past week. The change focuses on the news feed, specifically each users’ individual news feed. Now, stories that Facebook’s algorithms think matter to you will appear at the top of the page from the day before, along with more recent stories. So how exactly [...]

Time Spent on Facebook Reaches All-Time High

| September 13, 2011 | 0 Comments

Just when you thought Facebook couldn’t get any more popular and that it might even start to lose some of its luster, a new Nielsen study released on Monday announced that Americans spent a total of 53.5 billion minutes on Facebook in the month of May. To put this into perspective, that’s more time spent [...]

Yahoo’s Revenue Dropping Despite Online Advertising Increases

| July 22, 2011 | 0 Comments

On Wednesday Yahoo’s stock fell 8%, only a day after the company announced yet another disappointing financial quarter. CEO Carol Bartz, who is in the final 17 months of her four-year contract, already feeling some heart, is likely feeling even more pressure now that both the stock price and projected online advertising market share are dropping. Yahoo’s stock [...]

Facebook Now Offering Video Calls & Group Chatting

| July 8, 2011 | 1 Comments

On Wednesday, Facebook unveiled several new tools, with the main feature being video chat. This comes just days after Google announced its latest social networking effort in Google+. Facebook, now claiming to have surpassed the 750 million user mark, also introduced a group chatting feature. The video chat will be powered by Skype, and in order to use this [...]

Google Still Hoping to Challenge Facebook with Google+

| June 30, 2011 | 0 Comments

If you haven’t yet heard the news, Google is attempting to challenge Facebook. The search giant recently announced several of the major pieces being put into place that will make up Google+. This should come as a shock to no one given Google’s thirst to be at the forefront of everything internet related. Steven Levy, of Wired.com, [...]

What is the best time of day to post to Facebook?

| May 6, 2011 | 0 Comments

Let’s assume you’ve built your Fan page up and you have an abundance of Fans and “likes.” You now have an audience to speak to and interact with. So what’s the best time of day, or even the best day of the week, to put out a message? Any message that you post to your [...]

Groupon Facing Uncertain Future

| March 29, 2011 | 0 Comments

Over the past year Groupon has grown from 200 employees to 6,500, from 3 million subscribers to 70 million, and it has seen it’s company perceived value rise from $1.4 billion to $25 billion. As we mentioned in a blog post from November, Google was rumored to be interested in buying Groupon; however, Groupon rejected [...]

Facebook Will No Longer Allow FBML Pages

| March 4, 2011 | 3 Comments

Beginning on March 11, Facebook will no longer allow developers to use FBML to create custom “welcome” pages. FBML, which stands for Facebook Markup Language, has been one of the main scripts businesses have used when creating their welcome pages in the past. Many third party companies have offered applications that made it very easy [...]

Social Media is Not Just Limited to Facebook!

| February 18, 2011 | 1 Comments

It seems like somewhere along the way people began to simply equate “social media” with Facebook. It makes sense given that Facebook is the largest social network online, but it overlooks the meaning of the term “social media.” Social media is a broad term that refers to the use of web-based or internet-based applications that allow for [...]