Channel: Martech: Social

Influencers vs. thought leaders and the rise of image analytics

Let’s start with a question: Are influencers and thought leaders the same? I’ve found myself thinking about this quite a bit recently, and the easiest answer I can provide is “no.” They’re different — and this wasn’t always the case. Whenever a new medium has emerged, certain people have always risen above the masses with […]

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Linqia unveils ‘first’ platform for predicting influencer engagement

Linqia is out this week with a new version of its platform that it says offers the first predictive analysis of influencers’ performance. Based in San Francisco, the company has been offering performance-based influencer marketing since 2012, where brands pay by clicks, likes, shares and other performance metrics for influencer campaigns on blogs, Facebook, Instagram,

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Social media automation: Oxymoron or godsend?

As social media feeds fill with thousands of updates every hour, users have put a premium on original content that is timely and relevant to their interests. Brands looking to engage with consumers on social face getting lost in the noise, or even worse, eliminated altogether by ever-changing user preferences and platform features. All of

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Snaps launches a Marketing Cloud for chatbots, messaging and emojis

Last week, Sprout Social announced a do-it-yourself bot creation platform for Twitter. This week, Snaps has released its self-service Conversational Marketing Cloud, which lets marketers create chatbots, emoji keyboards and custom iMessages. The platform has been in beta testing with selected brands — including Nordstrom, Nike Jordan and Marriott Rewards — for the last year

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