Online Media
Social Media Cheat sheet
Submitted by Cerebra on Tue, 2013-02-19 17:42
It's sometimes tricky to keep up with the sizing conventions on the different social networks. How big is a profile pic vs an avatar? How much of my content will actually be seen? How should I design a Twitter background etc etc.
Never fear! In the interests of reducing stress levels and making all community managers smile, the Cerebra team have produced a social media cheat sheet for Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
It has all the pic, avatar and background sizes as well as associated text limitations. Print it, stick it on your wall and smile :)
You're welcome.
Download the full pdf here
From Facebook, To Beyond
Submitted by Kate Kearney on Mon, 2013-02-04 11:12
Last week, Twitter wished me a happy 4th birthday. 4! That’s like 100 in social media year’s right? It was this 140-character message that made me realise that in social media years, I am getting old. If I’m already four in Twitter years, then surely my Facebook profile must be reaching its retirement age?
As the saying goes, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. But being a typical generation Y gal, I thrive on all things new, fresh and exciting and therefore decided it was time to scope out a batch of new social media platforms to play around on. I’m not saying goodbye to the original Big 5 (according to socialbaker.com Facebook, Twitter, Google +, Linkedin, Pinterest are the most popular social networking sites) I’m just suggesting we see what else is out there.
New Client Announcement
Submitted by Cerebra on Thu, 2013-01-03 11:41
Inoxico
Cerebra is happy to announce that as of January 2013 they will be adding Inoxico to their list of PR clients. Inoxico is a registered credit bureau providing business intelligence solutions based on specialised commercial credit information. Inoxico’s services include the Association Matrix , a web-based application that allows you to track and audit company and individual associated relationships within your organisational ecosystem.
It’s not about the 'Like' anymore
Submitted by Zahira Kharsany on Wed, 2012-12-12 10:05
Facebook continues to change and evolve. In recent months we’ve heard an outcry from Brand Pages regarding the change in Facebook’s algorithm [Edgerank] and how content reaches out to ‘fans’ and people using the platform.
Some changes have escaped the eyes of many people in South Africa but we’re slowly seeing the results. One such change is the release of the ‘Global Brand Page’ in October.
What is the Global Brand Page?
