By : Jon Bishop, Web Developer, Technology
Facebook is constantly making changes, whether you like it or not. There's one change few have noticed that creates a huge opportunity to increase engagement with rich media on Facebook. First let's look at the way it used to be.
By : Matt Rainone, Senior Manager, Integrated Marketing Group
It's time for brands to take back their images. Stipple has a solution.
By : Carly Machlis, Intern, Connections Planning
Mark Zuckerberg’s recent announcement of Facebook Home—the free app for Android that transforms the mobile experience into an all-encompassing News Feed—has teenagers squealing, social enthusiasts buzzing, and marketing nerds dreaming of the exciting possibilities.
By : Rachel Lawton, Planner, Social
At its core, social is about telling a narrative, which means it’s not about an across the board solution for every brand.
By : Matt Rainone, Senior Manager, Integrated Marketing Group
This week Twitter turns 7 years old. So let’s use PBS’s child development tracker to see how the social giant compares to an actual 7 year old human.
By : Matt Rainone, Senior Manager, Integrated Marketing Group
We take a look at Pheed, the newest social media darling.
By : Iris Cullinan, Intern, Integrated Marketing
In the land of the blind, a one-eyed man is king. Or one-cookied. Luckily for Oreo, the margin between brands who “get” social media and those who don’t continues to grow.
By : Sonja Jacob, Senior Content Planner, Creative
In the early 1980s, budding NYC photographers captured the graffiti art spray-painted onto subway cars that traversed the city. They’d wait to set up shots. Pull emergency levers to stop trains, buying time with their cameras and the fresh paint.
By : Rachel Lawton, Planner, Social
With reports that over one millionpeople were actively using social media while watching election coverage, it is clear that social is becoming not only a viagra cialis resource for information and a means of disseminating a message in real time, it is becoming an inherent part of every cause.
By : Matt Jacobs, Managing Director, VP, AMP NYC
A generation ago you were popular if you had 20 friends. You had “influence” if you started fashion trends or were able to get a last minute reservation at the latest "it" restaurant. And while one could argue that those definitions still hold true, today's Millennials have completely redefined the framework of social identity.
