Social Media
Is Viral Marketing a Myth?
New research suggests the term “viral” marketing does not describe well what happens in the market.
New research suggests the term “viral” marketing does not describe well what happens in the market.
At Enterasys Networks, social tools are creating a flatter and more transparent company.
A 2012 study of the Fortune 500 companies discovered a growing number are embracing social media tools.
A cluttered email box can be as distracting as a cluttered office. One way to tame the email beast: “delete, delegate, respond, defer or do” each time you open a message.
The SEC’s investigation of a Facebook post by Netflix CEO Reed Hastings.
How companies can find their most influential online customers and enlist them to help promote their brands.
Target is among many retailers using social media to attract more Black Friday shoppers.
GE’s internal social network, GE Colab, is connecting up the firm’s 115,000 employees around the globe.
A recent study by FedEx and Ketchum suggests that social technologies help companies build better relationships.
Many companies have internal social initiatives but can’t get employees to participate. Here’s why.
Author and consultant Nilofer Merchant tells companies there’s more to social than “social media.”
A survey of 100 CMOs says that more than 89% are influenced by social data when making decisions.
Using a seven-step process, an ice cream retailer substantially improved its social media marketing.
What determines whether or not an internal social media initiative brings business benefits?
John Hagel, co-chairman of the Deloitte Center for the Edge, explains how social tools can increase productivity.
A study by the Altimeter Group helps companies identify, manage and prevent the risks that come with embracing social media.