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by Hannah Stacey (@hanstacey) Facebook’s introduction of Timeline for personal profiles in January appeared to incite levels of rage in the general public unseen since the poll tax riots or when that lady put a cat in a wheelie bin.  But whilst the announcement of its extension to Facebook pages seems to have sent the [...]

Forrester revelou em uma recente pesquisa que os brasileiros estão gastando muito mais tempo navegando na Internet do que assistindo televisão. O relatório observou o comportamento on-line de 4000 pessoas das grandes cidades no Brasil e no México e descobriram … Continue reading →

It’s been a while since we saw two internet giants at each other’s throats so the Yahoo/Facebook feud has livened up an otherwise dull few months. While we love seeing some of the biggest companies in the world resort to mud-slinging and airing their dirty laundry in public, this latest move by Yahoo is raising [...]

One US report we read this weekend has really set tongues wagging at EC1 HQ, our new home in London’s Tech City. Women, who make up 51% of America’s population, control or influence 85% of all buying decisions. Our VeLadies … Continue reading →

A handy guide to the new Facebook Timeline for Brands.

Now that timeline has been implemented for profiles, it was a natural step for Facebook to offer this layout for brands and it’s well worth checking it out especially if your page is reasonably active. One of the immediate benefits is the ability to create a stronger brand presence more easily by using the main [...]

A number of you will already know about this from our mailers that have been sent out, other blogs and forums, but in case you have missed it, I thought I’d share a note Divya from our digital team sent round recently to alert companies of the changes ahead: News:…

You understand the importance of having a social media presence, right? Well, avoid a stand-still in engagement or, even worse, a PR nightmare by avoiding these ordinary issues: 1. Expecting ROI Right Away You wouldn’t expect to stand outside with … Continue reading →

An exploration of Facebook’s structure and stock comparison to other companies, to help you know whether to invest.

So you’ve built up a Fan base for your company page on Facebook, which is great. You are also posting regular content, but not quite getting the desired response (if any) from your Facebook fans.  Don’t worry you are not alone.           Despite Facebook having been around for what seems like [...]