We’ve been working on a handy PDF for businesses who use social media, with plenty of tips and advice to help you boost your social. We look at four of our favourite platforms – Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram, offering Continue reading →
Social media managers rejoice! Twitter is testing out a new option that means you’ll be able to switch accounts within the reply process – so you won’t need to go to switch account and then find the tweet/thread to comment Continue reading →
Did you notice the “downtime” across Facebook and Instagram the other day (it lasted just over 10 hours!)? It was a stark reminder to us as digital marketers not to put all of your eggs in one basket. Across the Continue reading →
In a recent episode of Star Trek Discovery, a glitch in the ship’s systems meant that the universal translator failed, and a myriad different languages were heard on the bridge. For one blissful moment, one Continue reading →
The end of the year is always a great time for de-cluttering the house, perhaps a deep clean over the Christmas period when the decorations come down, or simply just getting everything in order after a manic end of the Continue reading →
We always encourage businesses to make the most of annual events to help plan social media campaigns. So what better than Christmas! Many businesses will have been gearing up to the Christmas rush for a while now, especially those already Continue reading →
When we meet a new potential client, we always make sure we get in a face to face meeting (be that in Aberystwyth or we travel to see them). We chat about the business, what they’re looking for in a Continue reading →
As the end of March approaches, we’re offering your our Social Media Strategy for Business template – absolutely free! To download the PDF, click the link below.
The strategy is quite detailed, but it will hopefully help you focus your Continue reading →
We've been head scratching about this problem for a while now, why does Twitter compress your cover photos when you click "save changes", and you end up with a blurry cover? Especially annoying with text based cover photos that many Continue reading →
