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Best of SHIFT: Top 3 Posts from Q4 2014

Shift Communications

When devising a content strategy for a new year, it’s important to take note of what worked (and why) to plan what’s to come next year. Our top posts from the last quarter of 2014 focused on measurement and good, old Facebook. The Bedtime Test of Content Marketing & PR. Don’t Quit Facebook Yet.

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5 Ways to Beat the Facebook News Feed Update

The Proactive Report

With over a billion users and millions of brand pages there is a glut of content on Facebook. Most people don’t have enough time to see them all,” wrote Facebook engineer Lars Backstrom in a blog post in August 2013. People enjoy Facebook because it allows them to stay connected to people and brands they genuinely like.

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5 Amazing Facts You Must Know About Facebook Advertising

Cision

As a content marketer, you spend tremendous time and money to create content – be it brand awareness, thought leadership or lead generation pieces. Instead, we must now actively push our content out to our intended audience. Instead, we must now actively push our content out to our intended audience.

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Social Media Strategy Template

The Proactive Report

In January 2014 almost three-quarters of all adults were active in social media, according to the Pew Research Center. 92% of marketers claim that social media marketing is important for their business. 83 percent have a Twitter account and 80 percent are on Facebook – a ten percent increase since 2013. Meritus Media Inc.

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Apple vs. Chevron Revenue? It’s Content Marketing out of Context

Sword and the Script

The Facebook Frozen Frog and Fodder for Content. Teaching and Relevance: The Last Mile in Marketing. The Shocking Beef about Feeding the Content Monster. Indeed, by the end of the fiscal year in 2014, Apple posted revenues of $182 billion and Chevron posted revenue of $200 billion. I set out to find the source.

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The Facebook Paradox, Part 2: No Free Lunch

Shift Communications

The flip side of this coin is Facebook’s continued reduction in what brands and companies can do for free on their service. May 2012 : Facebook rolls out Promoted Posts for brand Pages. August 2013 : Facebook announces that it will feature more high-quality content, at the expense of content that isn’t as popular or well-liked.

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Rethink Your Content in 2015 [Content Marketing Institute Report]

PR 20/20

As 2014 winds down, content marketers are reassessing budgets and planning for an impactful 2015. In February, Facebook bought Snapchat for a whopping $19 billion, the Internet of Things took over the tech scene, oh, and there are now more mobile devices than people in the world. Strategy Content Industry'