Social Media Round Up: November 2019

Sahail Ashraf posted on 17 December 2019 Read

Every month we take a good long look at social media marketing news. There is always something worthy of being aware of. This month is no different, and we start off the round up with news about one of the most frustrating platforms out there right now. TikTok gets a lot bigger Tik Tok has […]

Twitter testing feature that suggests who you should unfollow

Sahail Ashraf posted on 3 December 2019 Read

Twitter is fast and responsive. It has a number of different uses that has made it one of the most popular social media platforms around. It also got itself firmly into the spotlight recently, when it owned up to the fact that it had a ton of bots and fake accounts. This scared everyone who […]

Facebook launches Facebook Dating

Sahail Ashraf posted on 26 November 2019 Read

Well, just in case you were ever in any doubt over the mighty Facebook and it’s plans to rule the world, it looks like Facebook dating is now a real thing. It has been tested extensively for months, and is now available in select countries. It is, of course, expected to change the world of […]

BREXIT: How social users have engaged

Sahail Ashraf posted on 19 November 2019 Read

When you think of Brexit and social media, it makes perfect sense that the two should be very close. The political issue has divided communities, and brought some people together. Social media is the best definition of ‘community’ online. So when Brexit really started to dominate the national conversation it was easy to spot the […]

Can Spotify Save Snapchat?

Sahail Ashraf posted on 12 November 2019 Read

If we have learnt anything in social media marketing, it’s that if you stop moving, you die. Innovation and integration are the key areas in which a social media platform has to operate in, on a regular basis. Basically, if you’re not changing or adding on extras every few months, you’re not relevant. This brings […]

LinkedIn Lose On Lead Gen Appeal

Sahail Ashraf posted on 5 November 2019 Read

For some months now, LinkedIn has been sitting and watching as its data is mined by people. They are mining because it gives valuable information to both employers and marketers. Some people are paying for the lists too. The problem It was viewed as being unfair that outside companies could storm into LinkedIn and harvest […]

Facebook Trials New Ad Format!

Sahail Ashraf posted on 29 October 2019 Read

We cannot really fault Facebook for the way it has managed to make E-commerce something that is easy to do. Finding things in your feeds that Facebook thought you might like is pretty snazzy stuff. And it’s worked well so far. Times change though, and as a testament to the huge power that Facebook wields […]

Social Media Round Up: September 2019

Sahail Ashraf posted on 22 October 2019 Read

Every month we take a look at what is happening in the wild and crazy word of social media. In September, it was a reasonably quiet month as the summer drew to a close. However, some interesting things did pop up on our radar. Like ban Remember when Instagram recently pulled off the ‘like ban’? […]

Instagram Likes. A Thing of the Past?

Sahail Ashraf posted on 15 October 2019 Read

In the world of social media, it doesn’t take a lot to cause a fuss. However, a major change has indeed happened on Instagram, and it’s not an exaggeration when we say that Instagram removing ‘likes’ from posts is probably one of the biggest things to happen on social in years. At the very least, […]

Why Apple Could Cause Big Problems For Facebook

Sahail Ashraf posted on 8 October 2019 Read

While Apple and Facebook haven’t necessarily been in direct competition over the last few years, they still aren’t necessarily soulmates. Facebook has been focused on taking over the world, while Apple has been racing to hold onto market share. The two haven’t really met in the middle anywhere, yet. Apple, however, has quite clearly lost […]

Facebook is changing the names of Instagram and WhatsApp

Sahail Ashraf posted on 1 October 2019 Read

Some rather intriguing news has just come out from the world of Facebook. The social media giant has recently announced it is actually changing the names of two of its biggest properties. Facebook apparently intends to change the names of Instagram and WhatsApp. These two platforms are incredibly popular, with Instagram being responsible (mostly) for […]

Our Favourite Summer Social Campaigns

Sahail Ashraf posted on 24 September 2019 Read

The summer is traditionally the time for social media campaigns based around certain themes. Every now and then, whether the campaigns follow the themes (sport, holidays) or not, you can see some real gems of high quality, carefully prepared campaigns that have real impact. We thought we’d take a look at three campaigns that surprised […]

Social Media Round Up August 2019

Sahail Ashraf posted on 17 September 2019 Read

It’s been a reasonably quiet month on social media. People have been away on holiday and the push is generally towards changes happening towards Autumn. However, there have been some interesting things cropping up on the channels, and we thought we’d take a look. Twitter gets serious about attention Twitter has always been the slightly […]

The Hottest Travel Trends On Social This Summer

Sahail Ashraf posted on 10 September 2019 Read

Travelling has never been easier. Routes are opening up left, right and centre, and more and more people are finding travel affordable. With this has come the trend of travellers to post their journeys and visits online. It’s a huge trend, and it really has become big in 2019, with other ‘meta trends’ flourishing within […]

Are Hashtags Still Relevant?

Sahail Ashraf posted on 3 September 2019 Read

If you’ve had anything at all to do with social media management over the last decade, you’ll be familiar with the humble hashtag. It’s ubiquitous, and it has an amazing impact, still, on social media. You’d be forgiven for thinking that it might have lost a little of its power though, especially as we head […]

Social Media Tips For Startups

Sahail Ashraf posted on 27 August 2019 Read

As if running a startup wasn’t tough enough, you’ll also be facing the vast amount of social media presence you can have. There is a special approach for those startups that are venturing into social media for the first time. It requires a little consistency and plenty of planning before you hit the ground on […]

Airports Doing It Right On Social Media

Sahail Ashraf posted on 20 August 2019 Read

Social media can be a rewarding place for brands. This doesn’t mean that every brand will find its place on social, it can be a huge challenge. At the same time, some brands adopt social media with excitement and turn their channels into truly useful and popular sources of content. And there are many airports […]

Facebook to make changes to business profiles

Sahail Ashraf posted on 13 August 2019 Read

Facebook has just made it clear that it is going to change how information about businesses is displayed. The platform has long been a favourite for small businesses, and this has meant that small businesses have seen some great returns. But the changes Facebook is planning to make are actually going to be noticeable, and […]

Storytelling on Instagram

Sahail Ashraf posted on 6 August 2019 Read

Instagram is an ‘image first’ platform. This means it works with images and not much else. Of course, you can put the ‘else’ into your feed, but unless you’re respecting the platform’s clear focus on imagery, you’re going to lose out in the long run. The good news about Instagram is that it has morphed […]

Brands on Social who Pushed the Women’s World Cup

Sahail Ashraf posted on 30 July 2019 Read

The FIFA Women’s World Cup attracted a lot of attention. This is a pleasing and long-overdue development, but it also has some connected news that makes it even more exciting. And the excitement comes for brands who have developed a strategy around the event. We thought we would take a look at a few of […]

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