by Christy Kirk | May 17, 2016 | Social Media
Twitter is suffering an identity crisis. The decade-old social platform was once a place for sharing fresh ideas and sparking social justice initiatives. It was credited with helping launch the Arab Spring, a massive wave of protests and government turn-overs in the...
by Christy Kirk | Apr 5, 2016 | Social Media
It’s not just the people of Texas who believe that bigger is better. Most people on social media obsess over the size of their following, but size without engagement is a very hollow goal. I often recount the story of a brand I worked with briefly. They had more than...
by Laura Finch | Mar 8, 2016 | Social Media
Where I live on the Potomac River in Alexandria, Virginia, the trees are still bare and grey, but geese are starting to fly north. I’m starting to think about Easter dinner, and maybe even cleaning out that one terrifying linen closet. Spring is creeping just around...
by Christy Kirk | Aug 11, 2015 | Social Media
Are you doing everything right on social but still experiencing slow growth? You’re not alone. Organic growth, which means attracting fans and followers through non-paid avenues, can be a slow process. It takes time and consistent effort to build a tribe on social...
by Guest Author | Apr 23, 2015 | Social Media
This week Twitter announced a new feature via their blog that has many up in arms. Starting April 20th, users have been given the option to enable Direct Messages, not just from followers–but from anyone. Twitter’s hope is to make connecting with others...
