Social media sites are rapidly ramping up their use of “buy” buttons for visitors. With buy buttons, social media users can instantly be linked to a shopping site for an …
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There have been a lot of calls by government agencies, consumer groups, and individual users for Facebook to better control the information it provides to third parties. Now, it is …
Read moreRegulatory Issues In Europe for U.S. Tech Companies
For quite a while, the European Commission has been rather tough in regulating large American companies doing business in Europe and penalizing them when their practices are deemed unacceptable — …
Read moreMarketers Need to Know: Is This End of the Facebook Free-For-All for Brands?
Facebook now derives several billions a year from its advertising fees to companies. But the rules keep changing. Are you prepared for what’s next?
According to Dayna Rothman, writing for…
Read moreHow Much Does Social Marketing Really Cost? The Case of Nestle
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Most companies involved with social media are quite interested in keeping costs under control — and ensuring that those costs result in real benefits to those firms.
With this mind, …
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