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4 Insights from Boyce Avenue to Help Your Social Media Efforts

Boyce Avenue, the American rock band (pop-rock, alternative rock) formed in Sarasota, FL, by Alejandro Luis Manzano and his brothers Daniel Enrique Manzano and Fabian Rafael Manzano, was one of the sensations at our #PortadaLat conference in Miami. The band has more than 7 million followers on YouTube. Four Insights from Boyce Avenue that will help you increase your Social Media impact.

Finding the Language Sweet Spot in Social Media

Should you run your social media marketing in Spanish or English? It depends on many things, from age to acculturation level to medium to context. It’s not a simple question of Spanish vs. English. Marketers must understand levels of acculturation – and who the influencers are.

Julie Diaz-Asper – SXSW 2015 Recap: 2 Megatrends for Marketers

South by Southwest 2015 (SXSW) recently took place in Austin, Texas. The SXSW Interactive portion of the program is a bit like spring break for technologists, interactive content producers, and digital marketers. The technology, creative campaigns and startups who receive attention at SXSW are usually good indicators of the important trends to watch in the coming year. Julie Diaz-Asper, Founding Partner & CEO at Social Lens Research, spotted two of those key trends for 2015.

Instagram Video Boosts Brands’ Followers significantly, Nike’s reach 12 Mn

Social net Instagram has succeeded in increasing brands followers significantly.Nike has reached 12 million followers, Victoria’s Secret 10.5 million, GoPro 4.2 million, the NBA  4.9 million and Starbucks  3.7 million after implementing Instagram video on their marketing strategies.40% of the most-shared videos on Instagram are created by brands, not average users.The brands’ successes with Instagram video most probably depends on their marketing budgets.

Does Facebook cause Depression? A recent Study suggests it…

A recent survey of 700 students carried out by University of Missouri-Columbia researchers proves that Facebook causes depression. How? By being envious of your Facebook friends.And the more someone uses it, the more depressed he or she becomes. The study appeared in the journal Computers in Human Behavior.