01/04
twenty thirteen
More than a list of food items, a menu is a catalyst for conversation. You pore over it, imagining just what the Dynamite Prawn and Mango Roll or Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad will taste like. You question your fellow diners on their recommendations and choices, before locking in your own order. Perhaps you discuss the…Read More »
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Archive for June, 2011
30/06
twenty eleven
The pedal-pushers of Invoke
“Get a bicycle. You will not regret it, if you live.” - Mark Twain (American, Humorist, Writer, Lecturer; 1835-1910) Although our first memories of riding a bicycle most likely involved a box of Band-Aids, a tube of Polysporin and our parents losing our utmost trust, most of us have grown a strong relationship with this
By Invoke
29/06
twenty eleven
What is Mashable Follow?
What doesn’t Pete Cashmore do? The latest and greatest from the Mashable founder is a customizable social layer that have some people calling it “a hybrid of a news source and a social network.” Mashable Follow is a new social layer that lets you follow the topics that interest you, create a profile on the
By Invoke
28/06
twenty eleven
Television and the value of digital integration
Forget viewers flopping down on the couch, flicking on the television and passively watching their favourite shows. These days, consumers are interacting with their television content using social media and digital integration, meaning digital strategy and social television is going to be important to expand the reach of programs. The term social television simply means
By Invoke
28/06
twenty eleven
Meet Invoke’s Community Manager
Kate LeGresley (that’s Luh-grey-lee) has been manning Invoke’s social media presence (and much, much more) for nearly three years. Her job varies from tweeting useful and funny info at people to coming up with brilliant social media campaigns for clients. And finding funny YouTube videos. Her faves? It’s a tie between Jessica’s Daily Affirmations and
By Allison Vail
27/06
twenty eleven
A lesson from Sing for Hope: Harnessing social media for non-profits
By Jinna Wang Sing for Hope social media intern With almost 200 million accounts on Twitter and more than 500 million monthly active users on Facebook, the power and influence of social media is increasingly hard to overlook. For non-profits, correct use of social media is a great way to promote interactions with volunteers, supporters,
By Invoke
26/06
twenty eleven
Our 5 favourite, funny and fabulous Tumblr accounts
Tumblr, the blogging platform, is gaining mainstream traction. On the site’s about page you can see that the number of posts, blogs and posts per day (approx. 29,971,028 posts a day) demonstrates just how many folks are using the platform. There are so many things we love about Tumblr: it’s heavily visual, and can be
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