In the ever wonderment of how to use Instagram for brands, a new tagging feature has been launched to tag people and brands in photos. The Instagram game has changed. Tag, you’re it.

To be creative, your creative department should encompass your whole company and include every employee. Here are 5 ways to be more creative.

You can hear the cry of news junkies bemoaning Google Reader’s impending death on July 1. The demise of the service has left many searching for alternatives. So here’s what to use when Google Reader’s gone.

Facebook is changing. Again. This time it’s the launch of Facebook Graph Search which could naturally lead new customers directly to your Facebook Page.

Long before social media exploded with Facebook, Twitter and Google+, there was the blog. If you’ve ever wondered, “should my company have a blog?”—the answer is yes. Here’s why.

Millennials may be young, but they’re mighty in number and make excellent brand evangelists. However, they’re largely overlooked by many nonprofits.

A few years ago, the social media plan for many small businesses was “Just do it.” Today, that strategy is so “a few years ago.” Before throwing yourself in, you need to know how to find your voice in social media.

During the holiday season, it’s important to know how to optimize your year-end appeal during the holidays. People are in a charitable mood, plus they want the tax break––you just need to convince them why their dollars should go to your organization.

In deciding what to tweet, post and upload on social media, the “rule of thirds” is a good way to keep people interested. Here’s how to keep your conversation interesting.

We can all Facebook, text, email, tweet and Instagram each other till our fingers bleed, but still—there’s still nothing like getting mail. And by mail, I mean “tangible, stuffed in your mailbox and delivered by the USPS guy” mail. Remember that?