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Delta Air Lines recently announced that it would begin selling tickets through Facebook. Using “ticket windows”, the airline will allow customers to purchase tickets directly through the site. This is the first time an airline has made the move to allow consumers to buy tickets on the social media site rather than solely using the site as a means of promoting the brand…
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Your neighbor is doing it. Your kids are doing it. Your brother is doing it. Your friends are doing it. But, most importantly, your customers are doing it. If your business hasn’t thought about getting involved with location based social media, you may want to start before you’re left behind. Location is becoming a huge part of…
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Our nation’s colleges are finally stepping it up and embracing social media as viable classroom material. At Losasso, we’ve long believed that there are many opportunities for businesses to expand online through interactive marketing methods. It seems like Academia is finally taking the plunge.
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Driving content to the web continues to rise through corporate blogging. The adoption of this strategy can be leveraged to drive brand interaction and lead generation. We have found that a strategic focus on this activity improves opportunity in many areas of online marketing…
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You can create and design a great website, but if no one can find it then it doesn’t have much value. At Losasso we try to impart the importance of SEO to our clients.
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Apple recently introduced iAd, a software system that puts ads into the apps available at the App Store. With ad space reportedly at a whopping $1 million and even more to get in at the launch, an Apple spokeswoman said the company will sell and serve the ads, while app developers will receive 60 percent of the revenue and Apple gets the other 40 percent.
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Facebook announced multiple new initiatives Wednesday at the F8 conference all aimed at one goal: to expand Facebook’s already massive reach even further across the web.
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Twitter launched an advertising campaign that will put contextually relevant “promoted tweets” [read: paid] at the top of its search results pages.
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While site speed may not hold too much bearing on Google’s search ratings as of now, some of the other benefits of having a quick site may have you kicking your site speed into high gear.
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First Twitter asked:”What are you doing?” Then they asked: “What’s happening?” Now the question of the moment seems to be “Where are you?”
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