By Daniel Hebert.

Twitter makes it really easy for you to change your Twitter account name. You simply log into your Twitter account, go to your account settings, and change your Username/URL. That’s it, pretty simple!
But wait. Can it really be that easy? Turns out, it isn’t.

Posted by: Kapil

f you have been ignoring Google+ as a social media platform for your business, it’s time you revised you SMM strategy. With over 500 million active users and Google’s unbridled power, Google+ is a force to be reckoned with.

By Helen Leggatt.

Brands on Twitter use a variety of features to give their Tweets stand-out and promote them to other users. One of those features is hashtags and a new survey from advertising firm RadiumOne reveals how consumers perceive, value, and use them.

By Ted Prodromou

In his book “Ultimate Guide to Twitter for Business,” online marketing expert Ted Prodromou offers an easy-to-understand guide to using Twitter that will help small-business owners generate leads and connect with customers.

By Ted Prodromou.

In his book Ultimate Guide to Twitter for Business, online marketing expert Ted Prodromou offers an easy-to-understand guide to using Twitter that will help small-business owners generate leads and connect with customers.

By Balachandar Ganesh.

Twitter’s recent announcement of an Ads API hardly comes as a surprise. The rumour mills have been predicting this for nearly two years now, and with Facebook and LinkedIn already having made similar moves, it was merely a question of just when this was going to happen.

By Tom Cheredar.

One of the many undying questions from web publishers, marketers, and regular web users is “what makes something go viral?” which, coincidentally, is also something Microsoft is working on.

By Adam Brault.

I surprised some people when I said I was taking a month off Twitter.

By Amanda Boyce.

In the recent months, Twitter has begun rolling out Twitter Advertising to small business owners and online personalities, giving these users the opportunity to share content with a whole new audience.

By Alan D. Mutter.

Several years ago, the Washington Post convened a series of focus groups to learn why most individuals under the age of 45 did not subscribe to the newspaper – a problem persisting to this day throughout the overwhelmingly print-centric industry.