Facebook fans are the people who follow a Facebook fan page. Fanpages are created by persons, organizations or companies. The basic principle of Facebook is to make friendships digitally, through so-called friend requests. However, if you have more connected relationships than a private person, e.g. public figures or companies, you need a fan page. Friendship […]
A Facebook group is an open or closed community of Facebook users. Each user can create his own account. When users have a particular concern or topic that is of interest to different people and not just a private message between two people, groups are formed. A group can be very small, e.g. the Tennisverein […]
Embedded media allows the use of external media content such as third-party photos and videos. Basically, embedded media have two advantages. Pagespeed: The loading time optimization If they hosted their own mp4 video on the website and play it back by users, they would have extremely large amounts of data and the videos would probably […]
The commitment describes the amount or quality of interaction between sender and receiver, in our example influencer and community. Commitment has several aspects, including answers, comments, likes, questions,… Of course also sharing content or creating your own content, e.g. to get the attention of the influencer. Let’s look at the examples of commitment in detail. […]
Crowdsourcing is a popular method of binding a collective mass to a specific target. Especially due to the new possibilities and the changed transmitter-receiver model, anyone can now become the mouthpiece for a particular idea or project. Anyone who needs support, e.g. in order to achieve their goals through personnel, to gather sufficient knowledge or […]
Creative Commons is a license model for which users do not have to pay any fees to the author. Unlike normal copyright and license laws, where royalties are paid to authors, these authors provide content free of charge under Creative Commons License. Differences in Creative Commons Creative Commons licenses also differ in their content. Whether […]
What does CMS stand for? The term Content Management System stands for a software that manages web-based data and makes it available for administrators to edit, delete or create new data. At the same time, content management systems allow the user access from the front end, i.e. from the web browser, for visitors. Because also […]
The word brand tracking as well as news tracking refers to the targeted poaching of followers, interested parties and fans from other topics. This is not news that will come up in the future but other competitors, manufacturers or even a completely different industry. Brand Jacking is about using a different brand term for yourself. […]
bit.ly is a provider for shortening links. Particularly in online shops with long URLs or when sharing flight offers that contain variables in the URL to the flight, location, links quickly become very, very long. Therefore, short link providers became more and more popular. Today there are different providers, e.g. bit.ly. The use of short […]
Bio is the short form of biography. A classic biography consists of long texts and key points, from awards to activities and many others in social networks, biographies or bios are very short. On Instagram, for example, there are barely 200 characters available to a blogger. On Facebook and YouTube you already have a bit […]
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