Tag: "Feed"
Instagram Will Soon Start Showing Ads In Your Feed
This October celebrates 3 years of Instagram, and now the photo-sharing service has announced they plan on making money by including ads into the feeds of its 150 million+ users. This will now present an opportunity for brands to show off their pictures and videos via Instagram advertisements. The company saying: “Our aim is to […]
Read More | ShareYou can Finally Autopost your RSS Feed to your Google+ Page
That’s right. You can finally autopost all your RSS feeds to your Google Plus Company Page, via Hootsuite. Many of us have been patiently waiting for Google+ to open up their posting API so we can post automated feeds. Google has been working with some select providers and they now have a product available. The […]
Read More | ShareIs the RSS feed dead?
There has been a public analysis lately claiming that the use of Really Simple Syndication has Really Simply Stopped. This communication application that was once very popular seems to be dying as more social and user friendly ways of getting feeds crop up. It is common knowledge that technology is dynamic and that just like […]
Read More | ShareWhat the Facebook is Kony?
I was planning a quiet night in, then Kony happened. It started on my News Feed on my way to work this morning – ‘”Kony 2012 WATCH!”. I assumed it was a European DJ Set. It didn’t stop once I got in to the office – every colleague had something to say about this illusive […]
Read More | ShareCopy Content – Get Penalised!
One of the frustrations many bloggers face is their content being copied by other blogs and websites, without permission. The internet and its many tools allows for people to share and distribute content very easily, but with this comes several ways for people to steal your content automatically every time you post a new article. […]
Read More | ShareGoogle+ lets 3rd Party Apps into API
Post endorsed by: Search Engine Optimization Results Google is now letting 3rd party applications into the Google Plus API for business pages. This means people will be able to manage and update their business pages using a 3rd party system without having to go directly to the Google+ website. At the moment there are a […]
Read More | ShareTwitter Activity Feed
Twitter has created a new section on their website, showing the activity and actions that the people whom you follow are taking. This is done via a Tab inside Twitter, next to other tabs like timeline, @ mentions, searches, lists – and the tab is simply called Activity. It looks to have replaced the ReTweets […]
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