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When completing a Google search for a product or service, have you ever wondered WHY certain websites land the top spots? Let’s face it, all businesses want to appear in the number one position during their audience’s micro-moments, but those that do aren’t there because they just got lucky – there are a number of search engine optimization (SEO) strategies

The world of social media is constantly changing – and with so many platforms and algorithms out there, it’s hard to keep up. That’s why we provide our clients and followers with This Month in Social – where we highlight the biggest changes in social media and how we prepare to tackle them. Facebook Reactions Are Here You’ve probably already

We’ve all done it – sat in front of our computers researching a product, service or experience for hours. But as technology continues to play an important role in our lives, and with the rise of mobile seemingly not slowing down, the advertising game has officially changed. The new name of the game? Micro-moments. Thanks to mobile, micro-moments can happen

Our Social Media Account Analysts are back at it again, and today, they’re sharing some of Social Media Week’s speakers’ top tips on storytelling and the power of visuals: 1. Tell a story and make it unique. Storytelling is the best way to grab your audience quickly. Engagement all starts with standout content. If no one else is offering up

Another busy day filled with classes and seminars held by industry leaders at Social Media Week New York City is in the books! Below, take a look at some of the key concepts and messages the Ferocious Media team put together from Day Two: 1. It’s not just about being different – it’s about being relevant. Remember that in the

Social Media Week is finally here! We sent two of our top Social Media Analysts to New York City in search of the latest trends, statistics, and news in social media. See below for some of the key concepts and messages the Ferocious Media team gathered from Day One: 1. FOBO (fear of being offline) is real. Research shows that