We all know Facebook is the social media giant for millennials through baby boomers, but now they’ve created a new app, Messenger Kids, just for kids under thirteen. Messenger Kids is designed for kids ages 6 to 12, which has a lot of parents, like me, wondering what age is appropriate to introduce your child to social media?

We all want to see great results from our social media posts. So it seems logical to think that the more posts you put out into the social media universe, the more engagement, shares, and web traffic you’ll gain. But is that really the case, or will people start to tune you out? Let’s take a look. 

Are you tired of the majority of your website traffic being attributed to “unknown keywords?” Yeah, so are we! Thankfully our Principal, Chris Strom, has found a nice little workaround to help solve the mystery of these unknown keywords.

It’s pretty clear that when it comes to mobile vs. desktop web use, mobile wins hands down the majority of the time since our phones are always with us. This, however, does not make desktop obsolete for marketers in any way. On the contrary, desktop is still a worthy opponent for mobile and should not be overlooked in your marketing plan. So what exactly are the pros and cons to both? Let’s take a look at the challenges and opportunities for mobile vs. desktop.

The word is spreading fairly quickly about Nextdoor.com, a neighborhood-based social network service. While this free service is hardly new (it launched over four years ago), it’s now becoming the latest rage in the world of social media. So naturally, marketers want to know how they can get in on the action and and extend their reach to Nextdoor.