With Linkedin’s recent roll-out of the new look company pages (read more about Linkedin’s New Look for Company Pages here) they’ve thrown a new look for their personal pages into the mix to keep the biggest professional networking site looking funky and fresh and optimised for your personal success.
Want to know more? Then look no further, as we round up all there is to know about the new Personal Profiles.
Facebook has come on leaps and bounds since its first arrival back in ’04, and is now more a ‘mini website’ than the standard profile page of its predecessors. Your fans and friends can interact in every which way, finding out anything and everything they need, all contained on one not-so-little social network. Read more »
Instagram is everywhere at the moment: friends, family – even all over Facebook since the buy out. No doubt you’ve already using this nifty little image app already, but why not try and integrate it into your business and social media strategy?
With an introduction of promoted posts for business by Facebook, it really has taken social marketing to a whole new level. But how do you make it work for you? We’ve put together the low-down of this great new tool and how it will impact your social strategy.
So.Cl (pronounced ‘Social’) is Microsoft’s addition to the Social Media Market, and resonates those early days of Facebook (that we look back on so fondly) as a simple way for students to connect with one another. Although predominantly aimed at Students as their target market, it won’t be long until So.Cl becomes exactly that, and becomes a platform for all, and anyone can sign up, should they so wish.
With every great advancement in technology comes ever the negative ney-sayer, intent on convincing us all that it is simply a ‘passing fad’ that won’t realistically be around all that long. Social Media of course, being no different. However, according to a recent study by comScore, Social Media is not only here, but has set up firm concrete roots in every digital nook and cranny possible. Read more »
Okay, okay, first of all, let us apologise for the pun! But with Pinterest becoming an increasingly important tool in your social media strategy, it really is worth investing a little time to make it stand out from the crowd.
So, how do you become (p)interesting? What is it you need to do to make your platform a w(p)inner? (Okay, we’ll stop now!) Here is our -step plan to make sure you can ensure your Pinterest Page really is something to shout about:
Symbiotics approached Codastar with a need of a revamp of their social media platforms, so with a sprinkling of social magic, the end results are here!
Linkedin company pages are frequently neglected by companies, leaving it easy for the competition to swoop in with a statement page and blow them away – which is exactly what Symbiotics can do. The cover image is bold, with 3 tabs added to segment the companies services for ease of use.
Their Twitter page not only packs a purple punch, but now displays prominent contact details and all addresses/mediums that Symbiotics appear on for an extra push for conversion and cross platform engagement.
Google+ has had an overhaul, and now holds a striking banner image and profile picture which fit together perfectly, making the entire page stand out.
Lastly Facebook have had a similar cover and profile image redesign, and included clear contact details to encourage customers to get in touch. We also designed and developed a funky ‘Fast’ tab, where once you have liked the page, you can access a free PDF document, clear click-throughs to their main website and clear and concise information to depict exactly why you should chose them for business.
LinkedIn has had somewhat of an overhaul recently, and has tweaked its existing features and added a few more to ensure their top spot as a professional social network. Chances are you have a profile, and chances are you aren’t using it to its full potential. So here is our top 7 things you never knew about LinkedIn: