by Daniel Honey | Jun 25, 2019 | Blog, Business, Digital Marketing, Social Media |
Dark Social. No, it’s not a meet up for Vader and his mates. Dark Social is the term used to refer to the website traffic content platforms get from private peer-to-peer sharing. In essence, every time you share a video of a car playing a piano with your What’s App...
by Daniel Honey | Jul 10, 2018 | Blog, Business, Digital Marketing, Facebook, Social Media |
The days of social as an optional marketing channel are over. Now that social has its rightful place at the table, it is vital to understand where in the funnel social efforts should be targeted. As a Sprout Social Agency Partner, we’re able to leverage insight into...
by Joe Chudley | Jun 25, 2018 | Blog, Digital Marketing, Instagram, Social Media, Video |
Instagram took aim at TV and YouTube last week with the launch of IGTV, at a press event in San Francisco. The platform is a standalone property from Instagram, due to the company’s belief that users do not want long-form video in their traditional Instagram feed....
by Joe Chudley | Jun 21, 2018 | B2B, Blog, Business, Digital Marketing, LinkedIn, Social Media |
LinkedIn has launched a new Carousel Ad format as part of their ongoing commitment to expanding their advertising platform, following a beta launch of 300 advertisers. The move allows advertisers to be more creative and expansive, with a flexible format that enables...
by Daniel Honey | May 2, 2018 | B2B, Blog, Business, Digital Marketing, Facebook, Social Media |
Your business might have a marketing plan already in action. Your company’s social media accounts may already be working for you. But are they working efficiently? Is there more you could be doing? And this is where HoneyBe Creative can help. For free. Yes. Free. At...
by Daniel Honey | Apr 30, 2018 | B2B, Blog, Business, Digital Marketing, Facebook, Social Media |
Social media used to be as simple as pushing your corporate message out via your Facebook and Twitter pages and owning that space. And then consumers realised they could actually tell businesses how good or bad (mostly bad) their service, product or customer service...
