Twitter recently posted on their blog the survey results of 1100 small & medium-sized businesses when asked how they use Twitter on a day-to-day basis as a business tool. Below is the infographic used to display these results.   To view the original post by Twitter please click...

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Have you ever sat there scratching your head as you scroll through your Twitter feed wondering why some tweets start with a period before an @mention? This is one of those little known tricks that makes a big difference in who sees your tweets. When you post a Tweet that is directed to someone by putting their @handle at the beginning it will only appear in the feed of that user and any common followers you both...

Twitter is taking a page out of the Facebook and Google+ playbook and changing up their profile layout. Not too long ago Twitter made images within your feed larger and now they’re extending that to improve other aspects of your web profile according to their blog. Here’s the scoop on what’s coming. Larger header and profile images: Just like Facebook’s cover image, you will soon be able to have a larger header...

Facebook is changing up the algorithm used to curate the News Feed in order to prevent posts that are considered “spammy” or “like-baiting” according to their blog post today. The change is being made to reduce stories and posts that users have indicated they do not want to see in their News Feed. The Facebook changes target 3 specific types of posts: Like-baiting, frequently circulated content and spammy...

Often Twitter users make the decisions to follow or not follow someone in seconds. This means you have very little time to make an impression. Mashable looked into why people chose not to hit the “Follow”. A summary of their findings are noted below in the 10 important things you may need to change in order to gain more relevant followers. 1. You’re a “guru” The people who call themselves a "guru" are...