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Mobile Minutes: Monetizing digital assistants; Google for GIFs; Snapchat overtaking Twitter; Automakers fear Apple

By | May 31st, 2016|Mobile|

Today in mobile marketing – How Alexa, Siri and Google Assistant will make money off you; A Google for GIFs? How Giphy plans to turn GIFs into big business; Snapchat may already be bigger than Twitter, leaked data suggests; Why automakers should fear Apple, not Tesla.

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Mobile Minutes: Monetizing digital assistants; Google for GIFs; Snapchat overtaking Twitter; Automakers fear Apple

By | May 31st, 2016|Mobile|

Today in mobile marketing – How Alexa, Siri and Google Assistant will make money off you; A Google for GIFs? How Giphy plans to turn GIFs into big business; Snapchat may already be bigger than Twitter, leaked data suggests; Why automakers should fear Apple, not Tesla.

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Mobile Minutes: Social media news consumption; Tastemade rivals Buzzfeed; Twitter loses another media head; Google

By | May 30th, 2016|Mobile|

Today in mobile marketing – Majority of US adults get news from social media; Tastemade rivals BuzzFeed for mobile food video views; Twitter is losing its head of media, again; Google beats Oracle – Android makes fair use of Java APIs.

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What Twitter’s character count expansion means for marketers

By | May 30th, 2016|Mobile|

Twitter’s recent update in which image links and tags no longer count towards a post's character limit allows for brands to be more expressive with consumers, including with photos and videos, but marketers need to make sure their message is relevant and useful.

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