#FacebookProbz Facebook’s problem with teens is the same problem every parent of a teenager will eventually face. At some point, their kids will stop thinking they are cool. Facebook Works to Help Marketers Teens may have less interest, but that doesn't mean Facebook is not a viable place for marketers....

Happy 3rd Birthday to our favorite yellow-and-white ghost friend! Time flies, but thanks to Ghost Chillah (the Snapchat ghost’s official name), time has become even more fleeting, and moments exist only as long as the small square in the right-hand corner is still lit up...

In my 2013 book, "Earn It. Don't Buy It: The CMO's Guide to Social Media Marketing in a Post Facebook World," I argued that Facebook had a significant teen problem. We said it again and again. Soon groups I respect like Forrester and Edison Research were...

A cold front has overtaken your news feed, and it’s known as the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. Whether you were the first to reach for your ice box, or are praying you never get nominated, no one can deny this campaign reached unprecedented levels in...

Twitter to Get Algorithmic Facebook takes heat constantly for the way they choose to display content to a select number of users. Twitter, on the other hand, has always streamed by unfiltered, with every tweet from every one of your followers showing up in your news...

I’m sorry. I couldn’t help myself. An article about clickbait deserves an equally clickbaity title. First off, I lied to you, I can’t really beat the algorithm. What I can do is show you how to make sure your articles and links earn the eyes...

Yo Increases Its Vocabulary The zero character communication platform, Yo, added functionality to the app this week enabling users to add links and hashtags to messages. Many brands are already leveraging Yo to provide services for customers, such as FedEx, which will Yo you when your package...