Social Media: Page 207


  • Instagram: Video views are the 'best measure of viewer intent'

    Instagram is adding view counts to videos on the platform with the thinking that this metric will help content creators better measure engagement. The new metric will roll out in the coming weeks.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 12, 2016
  • Kohl's will make the most of Oscar-night sponsorship

    The department store chain will invite followers to an exclusive viewing party on Persicope, and more. 

    By Ian P. Murphy • Feb. 12, 2016
  • Trendline

    Influencer Marketing

    Amid a surge in confidence and new platform approaches, brands continue to turn to influencers for fresh content that can reach online consumers.

    By Marketing Dive staff
  • Facebook zooms in on video ad metrics

    Facebook has continued adding to its video advertising options this time with automated captions for autoplay videos and expanded reporting and buying options.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 11, 2016
  • Twitter increases number of advertisers 90% year-over-year

    Twitter hit $710 million in Q4 revenue with mobile ads accounting for 86% of total ad revenue, however, user growth was flat.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 11, 2016
  • Viacom and Snapchat join forces on multi-year ad deal

    Viacom inked a multi-year deal with Snapchat to sell ads on the social media platform’s behalf.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 10, 2016
  • Influencer marketing is growing in importance: eMarketer study

    Research from eMarketer found 67% of global marketing and communications professionals use influencer marketing for content promotion.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 10, 2016
  • Twitter has launched a 24-hour video ad option for marketers

    Twitter’s First View ad unit gives marketers a 24-hour promoted video at the top of the targeted audiences’ timeline.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 10, 2016
  • A look at Snapchat's first Super Bowl

    This year Snapchat joined Facebook, Twitter and YouTube in the social Super Bowl party of real-time advertising.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 9, 2016
  • ConsumerAcquisition launches AdRules, a social ad platform for mobile apps

    AdRules, ConsumerAcquisition’s new social media ad platform, is designed to simplify mobile app advertising on Facebook and Instagram.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 9, 2016
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    Snapchat's first app install ad is for mobile game Cookie Jam

    Snapchat joins Facebook, Twitter, Google and Tumblr in offering the successful app install ad format.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 8, 2016
  • The first Periscope influencer network — Applause — is here

    Applause, the first influencer network for Periscope, was founded by a live-stream influencer and former marketing executive at GroupM.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 8, 2016
  • Instagram now lets marketers run minute-long ads

    The move by Instagram to allow 60 second video ads allows marketers with existing minute-long spots created for TV to recycle those assets on the social media platform.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 4, 2016
  • Twitter to become more accessible for non signed-in visitors

    Twitter is making changes to Twitter.com that gives non-signed in mobile visitors a user experience closer to what logged-in users view.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 3, 2016
  • Deep Dive

    Why the future of Super Bowl marketing goes beyond TV

    “What a really good Super Bowl campaign will do is maintain interest ... it should have stay power,” according to a Kellogg School of Management Professor Derek Rucker.

    By David Oliver , Feb. 3, 2016
  • Kia looks to social media influencers for its Super Bowl marketing

    Kia is using IBM’s Watson artificial intelligence software to identify social media influencers to amplify the reach and conversation around its Super Bowl TV spot.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 3, 2016
  • Deep Dive

    Why influencer marketing has a metrics problem — and how we can solve it

    Influencer marketing is a growing opportunity, but measurement challenges make it harder for marketers to buy in.

    By Feb. 1, 2016
  • Facebook names ex-CP+B CEO to its in-house agency

    Andrew Keller, former CEO of Crispin Porter + Bogusky, has been hired to become the global creative director of Facebook’s in-house ad agency.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 1, 2016
  • Snapchat may be getting into the app install ads space

    Taking a cue from a successful Facebook ad unit, Snapchat is reportedly looking into adding app install ads to its mix, according to a repot by The Information.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Jan. 29, 2016
  • Deep Dive

    Twitter is at a brand crossroads – can its new CMO help reboot it?

    2015 was a rough year for Twitter between competition from social media cohorts to internal strife that has spread into this year. Will new CMO Leslie Berland be able reboot the brand?

    By David Kirkpatrick • Jan. 28, 2016
  • Facebook users watch 100 million hours of video per day

    Along with reporting almost $6 billion in revenue, Facebook also announced reaching 1.59 billion monthly users.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Jan. 28, 2016
  • Twitter names former AmEx exec as new CMO

    After a rough start to the week with a series of c-suite departures and a drop in its stock, Twitter has named American Express' Leslie Berland its new CMO.

    By Jan. 26, 2016
  • How Macy's measures the impact of brand ads on social media

    The retailer's holiday campaign produced improvement in good feelings for the brand. 

    By Ian P. Murphy • Jan. 26, 2016
  • Instagram is a hit with advertisers

    Credit Suisse analyst predicts Instagram will top $3 billion in revenue this year, Fortune reports.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Jan. 26, 2016
  • Unmetric Track lets brands keep tabs on competitors' social campaigns

    Unmetric has released a new web app called Unmetric Track, which gives marketers the ability to keep up with brand competitors’ social media marketing.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Jan. 26, 2016
  • Deep Dive

    How marketers are using Facebook's direct messaging apps

    Even though Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp don’t allow for third-party advertising, brands are making use of the apps for marketing.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Jan. 25, 2016