Posts Tagged ‘Myrtle Beach Marketing’



Google to add In-Flight WiFi for Holidays

If you want to fly this holiday season, and happen to have a ticket booked on AirTran, Delta, or Virgin America, you can thank Google for in flight Wi-Fi access! Google Chrome has teamed up once again with the travel industry to provide Gogo Inflight Internet to passengers from November 20, 2010 to January 2, [...]

GrabTheDeal.com

Interactivity Marketing announces the launch of Grab The Deal is slated for November 1, 2010. Signup to stay in the loop at http://www.GrabTheDeal.com

The Growth of Online Advertising

Talk about your significant expansion: online advertising—targeting anything and everything involving social media—is expected to grow 14% next year to $51.9 billion. Email advertising will increase by 9% to $16 billion, advertising in video streams will increase by 60% to $5.6 billion, and online promotions will increase by 10% to $24 billion.

Going Green at Interactivity Marketing

“Going green”: a concept that is spreading like wildfire (in the best sense of the phrase, of course). As people are becoming increasingly aware of the state of our environment, many are eager to pitch in and do what they can. Thanks to our project manager and our creative director, that now includes our office [...]

An Increase in Blogging

It should come as no surprise that companies are using blogs. A lot. In fact, blogs fill a specific niche that other forms of social media do not. It is estimated that this year just over one in three companies have a public-facing blog used for marketing (which is expected to rise to 43% by [...]

Facebook Introduces ‘Places’ Feature

Statuses, updates, posts: while they may let you know what a friend is doing, they don’t have the ability to inform exactly where they are. Just when you thought Facebook couldn’t put you in even closer contact with your friends, they went ahead and introduced the Places feature: mobile GPS technology that announces an exact [...]

Measuring Your Brand’s Social Media Health

Let’s face it: we all like to succeed. And our social media is no exception; while it can be easily measured with various indicators such as voice, reach, retweets and comments, measuring without an overall objective won’t bring you any closer to success. You need to be able to gauge its success, measure it, and see that it remains healthy.

The Rise of Social Network Usage

Social network usage, which has rapidly increased in popularity, will rise sharply in 2010. 127 million people (roughly 57% of all domestic internet users) will visit social network sites on a monthly basis in the United States by the end of the year. A 16% increase since 2009, it is projected that by 2014, 65.8% [...]

Vitrue Publisher 2.0

Vitrue, a social media management company, has announced the newest addition to their enhanced Virtue SRM (social relationship management): Vitrue Publisher 2.0. Perhaps one of the most intriguing features of Vitrue Publisher 2.0—in addition to managing multiple Facebook pages—is the support for Facebook’s Open Graph API. As the new ‘Like’ button is driving a considerable [...]