The big news this week was no doubt the release of the latest version of WordPress. But Facebook also made the headlines with, once again, bringing an important update to its newsfeed algorithm, this time to fight spam. On top of that, this is your chance to look back on some very useful tips and creative ideas on how to make the most of the new Twitter profile.
Are you ready for this week’s Top 5 news on We are Social Media?
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Cool Examples of Brands Using Twitter’s New Profile – It has not been long since Twitter announced its new redesigned profile layout and the brands who got an early access seem to appreciate the new design. |
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7 Ways To Shape Happy and Engaged Customers on Social Media [infographic] – The most important remains, always, to know how to use these with a single objective in mind: Keep your customers happy and loyal. |
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Make the Most of Google+ For Your Business – Maybe you thought Google+ was not the most important of social network and as such, you have not put much effort into creating your business presence on it. Well think again! |
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Facebook Changes its Algorithm Again… Targeting Spam – The new update takes advantage of Facebook’s News Feed algorithm that feeds on social actions, to increase the visibility of certain posts. |
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WordPress 3.9 is Here And You Will Love It – WordPress released the latest version of its platform. Dubbed “Smith” in honor of jazz organist Jimmy Smith, version 3.9 of WordPress is now available for download or update in your WordPress dashboard. |
Have a great Sunday and week ahead!
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