After reading some alarming articles online, I’ve decided to download everything Facebook has on me, report back to you, and make sure all of us know the real risks and how to deal with them. Then I did some research and found ways to limit the data we're exposing to Facebook and third parties. Want to find out more? Dig in! 

Did you one day find yourself writing posts for Facebook and Twitter, promoting products, services, and events? Are you not really sure how to make people click links or at least pay attention to your product announcements? Then this post is for you. 

Marketing is no longer about the stuff you make, but the stories you tell. The world of marketing has changed. Companies like Snapchat and Instagram have risen to prominence. Social storytelling has become the new brand marketing.

Reddit is the front page of the Internet. More precisely, it’s the perfect summary of what the Internet is. Marketing on Reddit isn't straightforward, and, truth be told, pretty dangerous. In this post, I'll tell you all you need to know about Reddit, and give you some actionable tips on what to do if you're brave enough to use Reddit as a marketing tool. 

Set up a perfect alert in Awario - a Social Media Monitoring tool that finds all mentions of your brand or any other keyword in real time. Learn how to specify what mentions you're interested in and never get irrelevant results again. 

A rare person enjoys surveys. They take up much time and don’t offer any instant gratification, unless you offer incentives, which is a way that not every company can afford. And yet you need customer feedback: it’s one of the greatest sources of learning and ideas. Not collecting any means limiting your growth and understanding of the customers. So what's the answer? It's social media.

Instagram marketing is a trendy topic. You can see why: the app has 500 million daily active users. It's more interactive and more fashionable than Facebook, it's the single most engaged platform out there, and a strong favorite of younger people. Nearly 50 percent of brands use Instagram. In this post, I'll talk about Instagram Stories - a relatively new feature of Instagram (and Facebook, for that matter) that marketers often overlook. And yet they shouldn't.