The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Beyond Likes: How Google and Adobe Aim to Measure Your True Social ROI”. Todd Wasserman says, “Measuring marketing spending used to be pretty easy, at least in theory: You’d run a big ad campaign and then see if your sales rose. If they did, great. If not, then you wasted your money. Social media has muddied the waters. A campaign may not do much for sales, but it might add a million Facebook fans or garner an impressive number of retweets. Does that mean you spent your money effectively?”. Beyond Likes: How Google and... [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Did This Pinterest Spammer Make $30,000 in a Month? [UPDATED]”. Joann Pan says, “A 24-year-old man who calls himself “Steve” makes more than $1,000 per day pinning Amazon product links onPinterest, one of 2012′s hottest social networks. Taking advantage of the startup’s fast growth and optimal user demographics — consisting mostly of brand-savvy women with an annual household income of more than $100,000 and a love of shopping”. Did This Pinterest Spammer Make $30,000 in a Month? [UPDATED] Mashable.com  [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Facebook to Halt Trading of Shares in Secondary Market This Week [REPORT]”. Todd Wasserman says, “Facebook will halt trading of its shares in secondary markets by the beginning of April, according to a report. Citing unnamed sources, Bloomberg reports that Facebook representatives told firms participating in trades in such markets to stop trading this week. Facebook reps declined comment on the report”. Facebook to Halt Trading of Shares in Secondary Market This Week [REPORT] Mashable.com  [...]

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The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Google Building Third-Party Commenting Platform [REPORT]”. Lauren Indvik says, “Google is working on third-party commenting platform to rival Facebook’s, according to multiple reports. The system will be deeply integrated with several Google products so that comments left on third-party websites appear in Google search results and on Google+. The commenting platform was allegedly discussed at an event Google hosted in Saudi Arabia earlier this week and later confirmed by inside sources to The Next Web”. Google Building... [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Introducing Tello — a Faster Way to Solve Customer Service Issues”. Alissa Skelton says, “Waiting on hold for an hour to chat with a customer service representative can be frustrating. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could just text message an airline — or any other business — when you need help? Tello, a Palo Alto start-up, has created a SaaS and mobile application to help customers communicate with businesses easier and faster”. Introducing Tello — a Faster Way to Solve Customer Service Issues Mashable.com  [...]

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The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “LinkedIn Updates ‘People You May Know’ Feature”. Todd Wasserman says, “LinkedIn has tweaked its People You May Know feature with a streamlined look and more accurate recommendations, the company announced Tuesday. The update, announced on LinkedIn’s blog, has also made it easier to filter results by company or school. To do so, you merely click on a logo to narrow the recommendations. Such search filters have been around since 2010”. LinkedIn Updates ‘People You May Know’ Feature Mashable.com  [...]

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