What Are Facebook’s New Unpublished Page Posts?
If you want to create pages that are not visible but that you can sponsor – read all about Facebook unpublished Pages
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What Are Facebook’s New Unpublished Page Posts?
Facebook Algorithm Update – What Will It Mean For Your Business?
On the 6th of August Facebook announced a major algorithm update, mainly affecting how the News Feed works: “We are continually working to improve News Feed and from time to time we make updates to the algorithm that determines which stories appear first. We’ve heard from our users and Page owners that we need to read more »
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Facebook Algorithm Update – What Will It Mean For Your Business?
Friday Talk: Product Innovation Leadership with Katie Mitic of Facebook
How to get to the forefront of developments? How to be really innovative and be a leader at the same time? Katie Mitic, Director of Platform & Mobile Marketing of Facebook, talks about Product Innovation Leadership.
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Friday Talk: Product Innovation Leadership with Katie Mitic of Facebook
Facebook Graph Search Fully Rolled Out To All US English Users
It’s official. If you are based in the United States and use the English language version of Facebook, you now have access to the Graph Search product. Announced back in January, Graph Search has taken a good bit of time to fully roll out, with many changes cropping up along the way. As Matt…
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Google Gets “Lowest Score Ever” In Customer Satisfaction Survey
There’s a mystery surrounding the latest customer satisfaction numbers released by ForeSee Results (for the American Customer Satisfaction Index [ACSI]). Published late last night, they indicate the lowest levels of consumer satisfaction with search engines (and portals) since 2003. The…
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Research Shows Only 2% of Social Shares Occur on Google+
New research shows Google+ lags behind Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and LinkedIn in terms of social sharing, accounting for only 2% of content shares.
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Research Shows Only 2% of Social Shares Occur on Google+
Leveraging Search Algorithms In A Semantic Search World
Innovation velocity in the search world is causing knowledge graphs to become increasingly sophisticated and ubiquitous. In light of that, it is imperative that semantic Web groups and SEO groups maintain a frequent and open communication. The SEO of the future will need to have a strong…
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Maximizing The Synergy Of Paid Search & Social
Are there any two online activities more ubiquitous than searching and socializing? According to eMarketer, “search is the first stop on the Web when it comes to finding information on anything,” and 90% of U.S. Internet adults regularly use search engines. Social is also huge. Research…
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Why Do People Not Like On Facebook?
How frustrating is it when people see us but don’t like us? Or even worse: when they unlike us? This infographic looks at why they don’t like us.
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Why Do People Not Like On Facebook?
Facebook’s Graph Search Then & Now: What’s Changed
Facebook has started rolling out Graph Search to all US English users, a move that comes about seven months after the product first launched to a small number of users in mid-January. Graph Search has gone through some changes since then, perhaps none …
Facebook’s Graph Search Expands To All US English Users
Facebook is opening up its Facebook Graph Search beta to all accounts that use US English. In an announcement today, Facebook says the expansion is underway now and will continue over the next few weeks. You’ll know you have Graph Search access when you see the new search box above. Facebook…
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Yes You Are being Spied On, But It’s not the Government we Should look at
People don’t want the government spying on them but at the same time tell the world everything about themselves.
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Yes You Are being Spied On, But It’s not the Government we Should look at
Is Facebook Stepping Up to Search & Display?
If there is one company on a mission to capitalize on search and display, it’s Facebook. Recent evidence this year shows that the social giant is stepping up its game across both channels – in search, they have announced the Graph Search, and in display, they have made big waves with…
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Facebook Hashtags for Digital Marketers
Hashtags coming to Facebook has been a source of intense debate within the Search & Social circles for the past week. Here are the 4 main pros and cons of using Facebook hashtags in your social media strategies.
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Facebook Hashtags for Digital Marketers
Search, Answers & Knowledge Graphs Galore
Google is leveraging the knowledge graph brilliantly, while others have their own version of knowledge graph search. As the knowledge graph changes the SERPs, Google is pushing adoption of semantic technology, gradually replacing its traditional SERPs based on links. The search giant’s…
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Friday Talk: Sheryl Sandberg about Having Too Few Women Leaders
Sheryl Sandberg looks at why a smaller percentage of women than men reach the top of their professions, and offers 3 powerful pieces of advice
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Friday Talk: Sheryl Sandberg about Having Too Few Women Leaders
Facebook To End Sponsored Search Ads — For Now
Facebook has said that it’s getting rid of sponsored search results for the time being. It’s not walking away from “search advertising,” however. In the future, there will be ads in Graph Search. But, the company is still in the process of working all that out. Facebook told…
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Google Beats Apple & Facebook For Most Favorite Tech Company With 83% Favorable Rating
A Washington Post poll ranking tech giants Google, Apple and Facebook revealed most Americans favor Google. Of the 1,007 Americans surveyed, 83 percent gave Google a favorable rating, while 72 percent gave Apple a favorable rating. Facebook scored the …
What Are You Telling Facebook Apps?
Do you know what all the Facebook Apps you use take away from you when it comes to information? Think about that next time you play “Candy Crush Saga”.
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What Are You Telling Facebook Apps?
Graph Search Turns White, Looks More Like A Traditional Search Box
This morning many hardcore Facebook users will be surprised when they login and look towards the iconic top blue bar. The coloring of Graph Search has been inverted and now features a bright white centered search box in the midst of the top bar. Searches still act the same and provide the same…
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