
3 Tips for Protecting Your Brand on Social Platforms
Protecting your brand in social media means protecting a channel you don't own and can't manipulate from risks and attackers you can't see.
Protecting your brand in social media means protecting a channel you don't own and can't manipulate from risks and attackers you can't see.
Video is an essential way to engage B2B buyers—learn how brands like Avnet, AthenaHealth and Randstad are using it to connect in social channels.
What you see is what you get isn’t always the case with social media influencers—read about the rise of CGI avatars Lil Miquela and Shondu.
BNY Mellon is leveraging its connection with Alexander Hamilton to capitalize on the founding father’s newfound pop culture hero status.
Nasdaq has increased its social fan base from just over 20,000 a few short years ago to 3 million+, with a content strategy focused on promoting the company as a “dream factory” for entrepreneurs.
If you provide a reliable product at a fair price and prove to be a genuine partner, you can drive loyalty and greatly impact the bottom line. But it's not as easy as you might think. There are several other factors that drive (and destroy) B2B brand loyalty.
Businesses of all sizes need to keep an eye on the AI updates Facebook is introducing for they might become the norm much sooner than we think.
An interactive gift guide is the latest innovation in American Eagle Outfitters' Facebook Messenger campaign to use bots to engage customers via social media.
Here are the three social media platforms you should focus on to improve B2B lead generation.
Usage has accelerated for three consecutive quarters, and with no explicit direct competitor in sight, Twitter will be around for the foreseeable future. But, it’s still not right for every brand.
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