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YouTube Secrets You Should Try

Let’s take a look at some tricks that could change how you use the service. 1. YouTube on your TV Turning your TV into a computer monitor isn’t hard, but it can make some common programs and websites a little harder to use. You have to deal with small type...

Mistakes Companies Are Making On Social Right Now

Netbits, Social Media

1. Retention > Acquisition This is a very common mistake for brands to make. Instead of looking at social media and networks as a tool for new customer/prospect acquisition, they should be much more focused on retention. Data has proven that a new Facebook fan is...

Teens, Social Media & Technology

Netbits, Social Media

24% of teens go online “almost constantly,” facilitated by the widespread availability of smartphones. Aided by the convenience and constant access provided by mobile devices, especially smartphones, 92% of teens report going online daily — including 24% who say they...

Twitter Hashtag: What Is It and How Do You Use It

Netbits, Social Media

Once you’ve started using Twitter, it won’t take long before you come across what’s known as a hashtag. That’s when you see something in a tweet that has a # prefix. (The # is a hash symbol, hence the term hash tag or, more commonly now, hashtag.) For example, if...

Messaging Apps To Be Bigger Than Social Networks

Internet Usage, Netbits, Social Media

Venture capitalist Fred Wilson believes “the social media phase of the internet ended” this year. He says messaging apps have replaced social media apps, where families rely on apps like WhatsApp to communicate with each other instead of Facebook. Data seems to...

Anatomy of the Perfect Facebook Post

Netbits, Social Media

Facebook posts especially—given the dramatic dip in reach—can feel like a mystery. How do you create the perfect Facebook post? Does the perfect Facebook post even exist? Let’s get into a bit more detail about each perfect ingredient. 1. A perfect Facebook post is a...

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