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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 »
By Invoke
From the Facebook PMD newsletter: We reached 1 Billion Users – 600 million of them use Facebook on mobile. We created our very first TV ad to mark the milestone. [Side note: View the video below! - LA.] You should check out the One Billion Fact Sheet. e.g. “219 billion photos have been uploaded since
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Now that we’ve officially earned the Facebook Preferred Marketing Developers moniker, we thought it high time to share our communal Facebook insights across the various departements at Invoke. Which is exactly how we ended up cramming over 20 people into our boardroom last Friday for an Invoke-wide Facebook presentation! Designer at large, Lyndon Mayer, put
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Come March 30, every brand Facebook page will have to change their Facebook brand page to the new Timeline design. Individual users, customers, are accustomed to the new Facebook look as most people have made the switch and now it’s the company pages turn to engage customers with the new Timeline for brands. To help
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We’re big believers that a Facebook sweepstakes is a great way to generate buzz around the launch of a new campaign, so we were particularly excited when we launched a project for a phenomenal partnership between Vespa USA and kate spade new york. The sweepstakes celebrates the one-of-a-kind collaboration between kate spade new york and
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We always feel fortunate to be a part of Vancouver’s tech community — at every meet-up, conference or event, there are plenty of tech nerds just like us who come together to share insights, knowledge and expertise in a mass collaborative effort to helps us all grow as individuals and as teams. It’s pretty safe to
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Social media is open. Social media is about inclusion. Social media is niche. Social media is about owning your own data. These were the four main points of view from the panelists at last month’s New York Times Developer Network event. The speakers represented four very different companies and approaches to the growing social landscape. The first speaker,
By Lisa Pastor