Social Media

Have You Personalised Your LinkedIn Profile URL?

February 2nd, 2012

When you create a page on Facebook you then require 25 ‘likes’ to be granted the vanity URL from Facebook. E.g. Intergage’s Facebook page has 64 ‘likes’, so therefore the URL is www.facebook.com/intergage

To personalise your LinkedIn profile URL you just need to adjust and edit your settings. It’s that simple. Continue reading →

Control The “Shouters” In Your Google+ Stream By Turning Them Down!

January 19th, 2012

Across the many social media platforms we all tend to have extroverted people who at times dominant our social media feeds, timelines or walls. Whether they are continually posting status updates or sharing posts, articles and items multiple times per day they become at best a ‘noise’ at worst an unbearable annoyance!

These people are more commonly known in the world of dig Continue reading →

+1 Content Directly From Your Browser

January 4th, 2012

Personal preference to which internet browser you choose to use to access the internet at home or work is sometimes quite selective and a little emotive at times. The three main players in the UK are Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. Continue reading →

Google+ Pages Releases ‘Named Managers’ (Administrators) Functionality

December 20th, 2011

Yesterday, Google announced that they have added extra functionality to Google+ Page’s. At the launch of G+ Page’s, in early November, Page’s only allowed a single administrator to create, update and edit a G+ Page. Today sees the launch or ability to add up to fifty individuals to update, edit, respond and control a G+ Page; calling them “Named Managers”. Continue reading →

“Likes, Invites, Recommendations & Stories” – Marketing With Facebook

December 15th, 2011

Now Facebook is HUGE – I mean properly gigantic! The Facebook community today is the same size as the entire Internet community was in 2004.If you target consumers, you really have to have a Facebook Page for your business. Continue reading →