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We are Lovie Award winners!

You may remember our previous blog post urging you to vote for our shortlisted work at the prestigious Lovie Awards? Yeh that one. Well a big thank you to those who voted – our subtle plea worked! We’re extremely proud to have gained recognition for our YouTube #OursToLose campaign which picked up two amazing silver […]

We Are Social’s Monday Mashup #325

Snapchat's rebrand, Facebook's new app trial and multiple chatbot chats - all in this week's Mashup

We Are Social’s Curiosity Stop #14

Feeling a little behind on the latest innovation trends? Then sit back, grab a brew, and enjoy this month’s innovation cheat-sheet.

We Are Social’s Monday Mashup #324

Snapchat Spectacles, Facebook ad updates and Tinder-Spotify hookups in this week's Mashup

Trends Go Social: Key social trends

In the first of a four-part series, We Are Social has teamed up with Trendwatching to share 16 social media mega-trends. These are the big, slow-moving currents in the consumer arena that, taken together, form our complete picture of consumerism today and where it’s heading. The first post was originally published on Trendwatching, and they’ve […]

We Are Social’s Monday Mashup #323

Instant purchases on Messenger, Snapchat's u-turn on 'creepy' ads and more in today's Mashup

Digiday Winner’s Circle: #OursToLose

Our #OursToLose campaign has been featured in the Digiday Winner's Circle Q&A, we discuss how the piece came to life.

If we did social media for… the Borg from Star Trek

To coincide with the recent 50th anniversary of Star Trek, we provided some tips for a reputation overhaul on social media for the Borg.

We Are Social’s Monday Mashup #322

Facebook’s CPMs soar 65% in Q2, while CPMs for Twitter are down Highlights from Salesforce Advertising Index Q2 report include Facebook’s global costs per thousand impressions (CPM) soared 65% in Q2 compared with the second quarter of 2015, to $6.33. For Instagram, global CPMs of $6.30 were up 42% compared with the first quarter of 2016. […]

Social networking could overtake TV in the not so distant future

GlobalWebIndex has created an infographic detailing the average time per day spent on TV compared to social networking/messaging.

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