| | Facebook: Brands get five times more reach with paid media | 26 October 2012, 10:06AM | Another day, and another look at the real effectiveness of social media. Today ComScore and Facebook have their turn at answering these questions in research that makes that case for what paid media can deliver over earned media.
| | | | | The redesign of StumbleUpon: the impact for advertisers and consumers | 26 October 2012, 8:17AM | With StumbleUpon launching its re-vamped sharing portal this week, the conversation around sharing and content discovery is reignited. The portal is now more closely aligned in look and connectivity with other properties like Pinterest and showcases features that ensure the interests of the users' community are pooled with friends.
| | | | | | | Consumers find online ads creepy and want a social media dislike button | 25 October 2012, 11:18AM | Adobe has some new US research out looking at consumer reaction to online advertising and it is’t good news. Consumers don’t like it. While almost 70% of those polled were using social media, and over half had liked a brand page, 68% found online ads ‘annoying’ and ‘distracting’.
| | | | | Bond, brands and social: product placement and online buzz | 24 October 2012, 3:34PM | Hold on to your seats. Bond is back following a starring role in the Olympic opening ceremony and promises to be better than ever. Expect the clichés: girls, guns, gadgets, glamour. But the question on many lips (have I spent too much time in marketing environments?) is "what about the product placement?"
| | | Chelsea is the most social Premiership club and Man Utd is top for search | 24 October 2012, 12:01PM | While Chelsea Football Club currently lead the English Premier League, the Manchester United website is winning when it comes to visibility in Google UK searches, according to new research. The two clubs’ positions are reversed again when it comes to social media, with the London club leading the way thanks in part to more people sharing links to the Chelsea on the Google+ social network.
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