Archive for April, 2010

Favourite tweets from the week of April 30th

Friday, April 30th, 2010 News, Events, Invoke, Invoke, Just for Fun, Invoke, Press, Client Work, Social Media, Thought Leadership, Tech, News, Trends, News, Twitter, Thought Leadership, Virals | Leave a Comment

Happy last Friday in April! Here are Invoke’s favourite Tweets of the week: Follow Invoke for top news stories involving: social media marketing, agency, tech, mobile, widgets, design, and more: Gizmodo: HP Buying Palm for $1.2 Billion http://gizmodo.com/5526620/ Techcrunch: Jon Stewart Rips Into Apple Over Lost iPhone Debacle. That’s Going To Leave A Mark. – [...]

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A Developer’s thoughts on Facebook’s API & Customized Apps for Brands

Thursday, April 29th, 2010 Invoke, Press | Leave a Comment

Part one of a two part series focusing on Facebook’s API and using it to create Facebook applications for brands.

Tags: api, applications, brand awareness, campaign, Developers, digital agency, facebook, interactive agency, internet marketing, smm, social media marketing, Social Media Marketing campaign, social networking sites, startup, Vancouver
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Glee, social media & interactive television

Tuesday, April 27th, 2010 Invoke, Client Work, Social Media, Thought Leadership, News, Trends, News, Twitter | Leave a Comment

Glee first stepped on the musical theater television screen nearly one year ago (May 2009). As a television show, their marketing efforts were one of the first to push for a dominant online presence. They recognized the shift from passive to interactive TV and were one of the first television shows to direct viewers online. This occured via blogs and social media sites like Facebook and Twitter, with fans taking up the charge on other social media sites like Tumblr.