Stephanie Schwab shares five social media trends that social media and digital marketers should give some brain space to in 2013.
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As 2012 winds to a close, MMA SmartBrief reached out to Jack Philbin, co-founder, president and CEO of Vibes, for his take on the stories and ideas that mattered most.
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Learn what your audience really wants from your mobile website. Delete the scoop?
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With smartphones now outselling PCs and tablet sales surpassing even the most conservative of estimates, the majority of your nonprofit’s supporters will likely be browsing your website on mobile devices by 2013. Delete the scoop?
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QR codes have gone mainstream. With so many ways to use them, it's time for your nonoprofit to consider incorporating QR codes into your next campaign. Delete the scoop?
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"With just about everyone carrying a smartphone, the risk of rogue employees creating a reputation crisis is quite high. As technology evolves, it will only get worse."
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In 2009, we hit the same point we hit with websites 10 years before -- Facebook brand pages were no longer optional for brands that wanted to reach their customers and remain competitive. It’s three years later and we’ve hit another “no longer optional” point with technology. This time, with mobile optimization.
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In 2013, go mobile or go home. Delete the scoop?
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Soaring tablet use and an online commons increasingly battling information overload has fundamentally changed web design as we know it. Delete the scoop?
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The rise of the smartphone has changed the way we consume information. Delete the scoop?
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