There are some rumors going around the social media space that Facebook has removed the 20 percent rule for advertisers. For those who may not know, Facebook for many years has prevented advertisers…

The Atlantic recently reported that The Washington Post produces 1,200 pieces of content per day with the editorial staff producing 500 stories a day — one every two minutes — just by themselves….

In the immediate aftermath of the 2012 presidential campaign – like any campaign – two things happened: the winners went to bragging and the losers started pointing fingers. One thing became clear….

The MTV Movie Awards is one of the most anticipated events of the year for MTV’s young audience. It’s an awards show for the movies that don’t necessarily get equal recognition at more…

With the average American spending more time online and on mobile devices like smartphones and tablets, the amount of time spent watching TV is leveling off and more of that viewing is time-shifted…

On this week’s show we have no discernible theme and spend five minutes and only five minutes talking about each of these topics:

Using Multiply to promote the Frozen Four
How are campaigns and…

I wrote in an earlier post here on EngageDC.com how Engage’s CMS can help you track the long-term success of your digital advertising campaigns using Google’s UTM codes, but what about the…

Quick question: when was the last time you saw an ad on Facebook that seemed so hilariously off-base from your interests that you remarked on it to your friends?

Probably recently. Facebook has…