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It would seem that Pinterest is becoming a big player in Social media. It has always been there, just on the edge, seen as more of a niche kind of site, dare I say even a feminine site geared more for women than men. Catering for interior design and fashion trends niches amongst others. Today it was reported on the Pinterest blog by Evan Sharp that Pinterest has now passed … Read More

A conventional tweet can be anything up to 140 characters. As we know that is not really very long to get your message across. As a work around Twitter users came up with the idea of sharing their full message spread across multiple tweets. These are then published, very quickly, one after the other. Posting tweets in this manner became known as Tweetstorms. You have probably seen them before if you have … Read More

Ever since social media became established, our lives have been governed by it. According to Adweek, the average user will spend a total of 5 years of their life on social media and social apps. Check out the average daily times spent on the top social platforms shown by the graphic below. As you can see social media has been driving our lives in every sector. From relations to business, … Read More

If you’re a Facebook user with a Brand Page then you are probably already aware of the decline in engagement to your brand page. We highlighted it recently in an article that we wrote called Facebook Engagement Falling For Big Brands and Publishers The long and short of it is that the more money Facebook makes from brands and influencers advertising the less real content we see. There is a limit … Read More

Facebook engagement declining. Can this really be a surprise to anyone or does it just serve to confirm what we already know? Here on Infobunny we have been saying for years that there is no real value in creating brand pages and this has been confirmed by a recent study by Buzzsumo – Facebook Engagement for Brands and Publishers Falls 20% In 2017 Buzzsumo analyzed over 880 million Facebook posts published by … Read More

Snapchat stock on the slide but is there good news on the way? When you invest in an internet company you pretty much know what you are getting. Facebook, Twitter, Google, open their doors and provide a home for the masses where the users consume adverts, build site revenue and drive the bottom line forward. But Snapchat is a just a little bit different from the norm. Snapchat shuns the desktop … Read More

So is Facebook losing members? Could Facebook Be About To Lose Popularity With Users Aged Between 12 and 17? In recent months we have seen Facebook expand its efforts to combat the ever growing threat of SnapChat.  But despite this analysts predicted on Monday that we could soon be starting to see a change on the social media horizon as Facebook the worlds biggest social media site, for the first … Read More

Google Plus launched in 2011 was Google’s attempt to combat the rise of Facebook and Twitter. The platform was very clever in its design in that it let you create Circles to share your content to. It was and still is a very flexible way of sharing. You could share to everyone or drill down to a specific niche or to even just a single follower. But it wasn’t the … Read More

Could we be moving into a new era of social media with blockchain? Things change. What is popular today may not be popular tomorrow. There are new trends starting daily, many just fizzle out but the blockchain trend is one that is really starting to gain momentum and we are now starting to see a very interesting Twist with the arrival of social media blockchain sites and applications. Is blockchain … Read More

If you look at anyone who knows their way around social media you will see a good level of story telling with good use of imagery. An image content strategy is particularly important when using Instagram, Pinterest and The8App. Images really do bring light when there is shade. They grab attention, sell, inform, they connect to followers on an emotional level. They are incredibly important and must be part of any … Read More