This week, we look at Twitter’s helpful videos, trending topic ads, Gowalla giveaways, Bravo badges, Loopt coupons, Foursquare bookmarks, Facebook admin removal, films on Facebook, a “Heart-of-a-BP-Executive Black” Tumblr Dashboard, the 2011 Ford Explorer Facebook reveal, Common Craft’s augmented reality explanation, branded Formspring.me pages, a social media command center, David on Demand, and the guy or girl of every Apple owner’s dreams.
Social sites come and go, and today’s Facebook is tomorrow’s Friendster, but a smart social strategy allows you to adapt to changes in the marketplace and doesn’t rely on a single channel to reach your audience. In response, agencies and companies need to be familiar with a range of sites and services, and then choose a strategy that is best suited to the intended audience and the desired results.
Twitter Media – Twitter Media is a new and official blog from Twitter that covers the knowledge and tools that are targeted at those in media, entertainment and journalism. It’s filled with how-tos, case studies, stories, and plenty of facts and figures to help keep you up to date with the latest best practices.
Gowalla Events [...]
This week we look at an interactive fashion catalog that lives inside of a movie, an app developer showcase, a tequila fueled version of American Gladiators, Twitter’s new homepage and description, the benefits of split testing as demonstrated by the homeless, the world’s longest email, and Facebook’s new community pages.
Diesel Video Catalog – As part [...]