Marketing Day: December 26, 2012
Here’s our daily recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on MarTech and other places across the web. From Marketing Land: Facebook To “Vigorously” Defend Instagram Against Suit Over Terms Of Service If you wondered whether Instagram’s apology and revised new terms of service mollified all of the user anger out there, […]
Here’s our daily recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on MarTech and other places across the web.
From Marketing Land:
- Facebook To “Vigorously” Defend Instagram Against Suit Over Terms Of Service
If you wondered whether Instagram’s apology and revised new terms of service mollified all of the user anger out there, the answer is no. And at least one user, San Diego resident Lucy Funes, and her attorneys have filed suit, seeking class action status for their complaint. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court […]
- Forget The Kiss – Facebook Now Lets Users Seal New Years Eve With A Private Message
If you plan on indulging heavily in bubbly and booze this New Year’s Eve, Facebook can help. “Midnight Message” delivery not exists that allows users to create a message anytime that will be at midnight on New Year’s Eve, no sobriety required. In order to partake in the Midnight Messaging, users must allow access to the Facebook […]
- How Facebook Tagging Helped Make Randi Zuckerberg’s “Private” Photo Go Public
Randi Zuckerberg, sister of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, wasn’t happy when a private photo she shared on Facebook when public. Unhappy to the point of chastising people in general that digital etiquette is “not about privacy settings” but “human decency.” Actually, it’s a lot about privacy settings, and even Facebook’s improved systems makes this hard. […]
- Choose The Best Responsive Email Layout For Your Message
The concept of responsive email has entered into the industry consciousness, though the actual deployment is still far from common. Still, enough senders are experimenting with the technique, and we’re beginning to see patterns in layouts and organization. Any examination of responsive layout patterns must first point to the work of Luke Wroblewski. Wroblewski has […]
- Content Marketing In The Organization
Does your organization have a content marketing department? If not, you’re hardly alone. While commitment to and investment in content marketing is skyrocketing year over year, there are far from hard and fast rules, and only barely emerging best practices, regarding how content fits into existing marketing functions. Content generally doesn’t exist as a department […]
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Online Marketing News From Around The Web:
Affiliate Marketing
- 2013 Affiliate Marketing Conferences & Trade Shows to Attend, amnavigator.com
Business Issues
- Mark Zuckerberg’s Sister Complains Of Facebook Privacy Breach, BuzzFeed Mobile
Content Marketing
- 7 Step Blueprint To Personal Branding, Search Engine People
- How to Use Contests and Giveaways to Get User-Generated Content, blog.kissmetrics.com
Conversion Optimization
- Startups Adjust to Web’s Down Cycle, Wall Street Journal
Mobile/Local Marketing
- Is Paying to Message Strangers a New Texting Business?, New York Times
Social Media
- Argentina Ranks First in Worldwide Desktop Social Networking Engagement at Nearly 10 Hours per Visitor Each Month, comScore
- Facebook?! Twitter?! Instagram?! We Did That 40 Years Ago, Wired
- The New Dilemma: Social Media Exposes Us to Too Much, Too Often, Techipedia
- Twitter Is Already Winning The Social TV War, But It Will Soon Do More, TechCrunch
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