Boot Camp Digital Blog

• Carolyn Coates

It’s no secret, Google favors Google+ Pages in search engine results. So why are so many people ignoring it? Some think Google+ is a desert but actually, it’s the number 2 social media site around the world. Google+ has been growing at a surprising rate and won’t slow down in 2014. It’s become the hub […]

• Carolyn Coates

Already present on Google+ but not seeing any results? Launched in 2011, Google+ is the fastest growing network with over 540 million monthly active users. Google+ isn’t a social network but rather an identity network and Google has made it clear that Google+ is a priority by favoring it in Google Search. 2014 is predicted […]

• Carolyn Coates

This week in social media brought updates for top networks like Snapchat’s replay button and Vine’s new web version. Facebook makes it easier for nonprofits to receive donations, pulls the plug on Sponsored Stories, and tweaks ad options slightly. Big news being Google+ users can email anyone using Gmail. 1. Facebook Cuts Sponsored Stories After […]

• Carolyn Coates

Google+ is becoming the power house of social media with over 540 million users and growing – you can’t ignore it anymore. Right behind Facebook, Google+ has become the hub of social interaction that collects and creates your brand’s online identity. Your brand will see huge results if you take advantage of everything Google+ has […]

• Krista Neher

When it comes to social media training and education, many professionals aren’t sure where to start. Staying up-to-date in social media can seem challenging. But it doesn’t have to be. The key to success is to build a learning plan to invest in yourself and continue to grow your knowledge.  Many social media marketers find […]

• Krista Neher

With the new year upon us, I’m standing at my desk (I have a standing workstation) and getting organized for next year. Each year social media marketing continues to grow and evolve, and we, as social media marketers must grow and evolve with it. As I reflect on 2013 and consider social media trends for […]

• Patrick Carroll

Google+ training can no longer be ignored. With more than 540 million users and integration with other Google pproperties such as search, Youtube, Reviews, Authorship, and more, this network is here to stay. If you’re still confused about why Google+ even exists, it’s now time to learn. This online Google Plus training will teach you […]

• Carolyn Coates

As we wrap up 2013, a few last minute updates will start the year off with a bang. Facebook made strides by adding real-time data in Insights and launching video ads while Twitter allows promoted ads on mobile timelines and tests an edit tweet button. LinkedIn improves content search for influencers and redesigns your inbox […]

• Patrick Carroll

2014 is going to change the social media landscape, most significantly for the social media marketers. Here are 3 of the top expected trends in 2014. 1. Google+ is going to become more and more important. As it lurks in the shadows, approaching half a billion users, it’s effect on SEO cannot be ignored. Google+ […]

• Carolyn Coates

This week in social media brought many changes to top networks. Twitter now lets users send images through direct messages while unveiling a new app design for easier use. Facebook adds multiple images for ads while taking another step to compete with Snapchat through Instagram. Reddit changes its user agreements and Facebook tries to learn […]

• Krista Neher

Over the past few months we’ve been planning, strategizing and putting together our training schedule for 2014. We are really excited about the new training programs that we’ll be offering in 2014. Looking back, it has been almost 5 years since I ran my first half-day Boot Camp, and our training has continued to grow […]

• Krista Neher

Adage reported that Facebook has now openly told businesses: You’ll have to pay to reach your fans. Organic reach will continue to decline. This is based on sales documents that Facebook shared with partners, and is a shift from previous claims from Facebook that declines in brand organic reach were not related to sponsoring posts. […]