The rise of Facebook is taking the world by storm. As of Q4 2012, the GlobalWebIndex reports that Facebook had nearly 694 million monthly active users worldwide, and that, thanks to the massive growth in mobile usage, there is little … Read More
In October, Facebook launched its Global Pages framework, which provides a helping hand for businesses that cater to an international audience. Simply put, by allowing organisations to merge all separate local brand pages under one URL, it allows for brands … Read More
At 16 million users and rapidly growing, India is one of Twitter’s top growth markets. According to Webcertain’s Global Search & Social Report 2012, India is the world’s by distance fastest growing online market when it comes to both internet- … Read More
Three different strategies generally prevail when looking at international businesses’ use of Facebook Brand Pages: “Single language” global page: Most international organisations are managing a single global Facebook page. In other words, fans are seeing the exact same content in … Read More
Today, Friday, Facebook’s stock starts trading. Public demand is expected to explode and at its initial offering price of $38 a share, the social media giant is now worth more than established heavyweights Disney and Kraft, notes Business Insider. Analysts … Read More
This week’s International Search Summit in London brought many interesting search and social media marketing topics to the table. Over the next couple of days key takeaways from the summit will be posted here on Multilingual Search, so stay tuned. … Read More
Last week’s International Search Summit in Munich provided a wide range of in-depth quality sessions on international SEO, PPC and social media. Many of the recent developments and challenges that the international SEO community is currently facing were addressed at … Read More
I would hazard a guess that at least 99% of people reading this post will have a LinkedIn profile, and I would put money on the likelihood that your connections will not be limited to people in your own organisation, … Read More
