Twitter set to double its character limit – why? And what does it mean for your comms strategy?
NEWS UPDATE: Twitter set to double character limit – what does it mean for your comms strategy? It could be the best possible move for […]
NEWS UPDATE: Twitter set to double character limit – what does it mean for your comms strategy? It could be the best possible move for […]
It felt like a lifetime, but when I checked the progress of our journey to Bali on my screen, we still hadn’t crossed the Australian
Two ears, one mouth: How taking an Asian perspective will improve your communication View project »
We’ve all been there. “Look at all these facts! These stats! These illuminating nuggets of academic wisdom!” and have been so impressed by the intellectual
Why your audience want stories, not lectures View project »
Facebook and Twitter, or facebookandtwitter (said with one breath) are synonymous with social media; they’re the real MVP’s, the go-to guys. They’re complementary, different, yet equally influential powerhouses that have rightfully dominated the social media landscape since the dawn of time. But here’s the thing: I just don’t like Twitter. I don’t like it for myself, but I like it even less for clients who are seeking to use social media to achieve their business objectives. Here’s why…
Why I don’t like Twitter (and why you don’t have to either) View project »