Posted by Kristina Zelisko on Apr 5, 2013 in TurnerPR
JetBlue Proves That April is No Fool Finally, an April Fool’s promotion we actually loved: JetBlue decided to take a different approach offering people with the first name April a free flight on April 1st (and giving some advance notice on social channels). Report: Who’s Using Social Networks Pew’s new nation-wide survey shows the real numbers of audiencesby media channel. Take a look and see if you can spot the surprises. Facebook’s New APIs Help Brands...
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Posted by Kristina Zelisko on Mar 22, 2013 in TurnerPR
March Madness is Getting Social With the use of social media, March Madness is spreading faster than ever. Ticket selling website TicketsNow has turned to fans to crowdsource and create a fan-made bracket; and if we were picking the national champion based on social media presence, Notre Dame, Indiana, Georgetown, or Ohio State would be the winner. ‘Instasham’ Lets Social Media Braggers Fake Fab Fake it until you make it with the help of social app, Instasham....
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Posted by Kristina Zelisko on Mar 15, 2013 in TurnerPR
Pinterest offers new tool, lays base for money-making features The popular image platform, Pinterest, has begun to expand its revenue potential by offering a new set of tools to entice businesses. The new analytics tools will allow participants to track any pins they release and see how the community interacts with any material they are attempting to promote on the website. LinkedIn Ads are Here Expanding on its customer engagement tools, LinkedIn introduced...
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Posted by Kristina Zelisko on Mar 8, 2013 in TurnerPR
Your New Facebook News Feed Facebook announced updates to the News Feed that will change the way users view shared content by creating new ways to filter it. CEO Mark Zuckerberg describes the updated layout as a “personalized newspaper.” These new changes are hoping to entice people to spend more time on all platforms. Google+ Rolls Out Profile and Page Improvements Before Facebook’s big announcement, Google+ rolled out improvements to the look and...
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Posted by Kristina Zelisko on Feb 15, 2013 in TurnerPR
Flickr Is Back… maybe? Flickr had the potential to make a big impact in the online photo-sharing world, but after being acquired by Yahoo, it was kicked to the curb. The photo-sharing site has seen steady decline over the years, but after a facelift they reported an increase in traffic in December. Could it be on its way back? Twitter and Amex to let you pay with a hashtag Twitter is getting into e-commerce. It’s now possible to buy goods online in two steps by...
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