In 2020 and 2021, social media will be more important than ever as a tool for maintaining instant connections, finding new trends and hobbies, and
As consumers, we mention so many brand names when referring to the products they produce. “Cadburys”, “Nando’s”, “BMW”, “Tesco”, and others are among the examples
LinkedIn Stories were only introduced last year, but they are already being removed. It did not have the impact that the team at LinkedIn expected. (It follows Twitter also removing the short-lived ‘Fleets’ from their platform too!) This blog post will explain why LinkedIn are removing stories and making this change.
Twitter has announced that they have changed all of their fonts on their platforms to the new ‘Chirp’ font and also updated their colours.
Nowadays, we all use a form of social media – some of us have had profiles for years that have the most personal of information – from our favourite interests to photos of our loved ones. All of this shared personal data makes it easier for hackers to use tactics such as social engineering to gain access to these pieces of data! This blog post will highlight how a hacker is able to use your data and how you can ensure you remain safe.
Facebook has announced some new Messenger-focused updates for developers. This blog post will outline these new tools and how they can help you better interact with customers and improve your business communication.
