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In addition to the writers strike ending, the flurry of activity surrounding the potential acquisition of Yahoo also pushed another, and in this case much more relevant to our industry than the writers strike, piece of news to the…

As brands come to use and understand Facebook more, they learn the best promotional strategies and tactics for them to best engage their audience like these promotions run by Speed TV and Miller Lite. one of the most important techniques a brand must learn is how to optimize posts to make them more “likeable,” or worthy of clicking “like.” There are many ways to do this, but the method that is by far the most mysterious to brands is the often misunderstood News Feed.

Facebook is inviting the press to “Come see a new look for News Feed” next Thursday, March 7, at 1 p.m. EST, at its headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif. This may or may not clarify the significance of some new Timeline and News Feed designs that have been reported recently: –

Facebook has confirmed that it’s launching a “Share” button for its mobile News Feed, according to TechCrunch. The button is now available on Facebook’s mobile site and will be available on the iOS and Android apps soon. The mobile “Share” button will do what the Web version does: allow users to repost links, photos or […]

Google has unveiled a new tool that will let Web publishers and marketers make sure their pages get indexed in its search engine.

Yesterday on its new Facebook for Business site, the social network announced an update to its News Feed, giving older organic stories that a user doesn’t scroll down far enough to see new life. In its post, Facebook explains the update to its News Feed ranking algorithm: “Now organic stories that people did not scroll […]

Facebook just wrapped up its much-anticipated press event unveiling its revamped news feed. The fresh version of the social network makes photos more prominent, introduces a few new topic-specific feeds and gets rid of some clutter on the desktop version of the site, among other things. Here’s a quick overview of the major changes: –

Facebook recently updated its News Feed algorithm to give older, unseen stories that get enough engagement a second shot at visibility

The accepted wisdom in selling cars is that customers start looking for their next ride the moment they drive their current purchase off the lot. But the Internet and its research possibilities have added focus to the last eight to 12 weeks of that decision process, making that the most crucial time in which to reach the prospect and convert him or her from a digital tire-kicker to a showroom visitor. A couple of leading automotive Web retailer networks have taken this time crunch to heart and added recent features to their marketing and promotional programs that should help pull customers off their desktops and onto the lots of their dealer-members.

With a stack of business cards in tow, besides sending follow-up emails, one of the next steps for those coming back from a tradeshow, e.g., the just completed Affiliate Summit West, will be to figure out where to add this person…