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Marketing Day: Pinterest Touts Male User Numbers, Twitter Rolls Out Bing Translation & More

Here’s our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.

From Marketing Land:

  1. Pinterest Continues Its Manhunt, Touts Growth Among U.S. Males The number of U.S. men on the social bookmarking network increased 73% in 2014, Pinterest says. The company is working to adjust the site’s gender imbalance.

  2. Zombies Dead Ahead! (It’s Cool, Though — You WANT These Zombies.) Contributor Peter Shankman argues how stellar customer service, helped along by social media, can help you build an undead army of loyalists.

  3. Will Super Bowl Advertisers Score On NBC’s Free Live Stream? NBC will show the digital audience a separate ad load on its live stream. TV advertisers could play it safe or break out with custom-tailored commercials just for online viewers.

  4. 5 Tips For A Successful Conversion Rate Optimization Program If your CRO efforts are underperforming, chances are it’s as much a matter of internal politics as external competition. Columnist Tim Ash provides tips for dealing with the former.

  5. Google Trusted Stores Drops Shipping & Order Cancellation Feed Requirements Changes lower the barrier for more sites to join Google’s merchant certification program.

  6. Pinterest Search Now Knows If You’re Male Or Female Pinterest’s efforts to attract more men to its social bookmarking got a thorough airing in the Wall Street Journal today. It’s definitely worth a read, but to summarize briefly the company is still struggling with the perception that it’s a mostly female zone. With comScore estimating that women made up 71% of Pinterest’s 72.5 million […]

  7. Twitter Officially Rolls Out Bing Translation Tweets in users’ non-native languages will automatically trigger translations. After being reintroduced on TweetDeck earlier this month, the feature has been added to iOS, Android and Twitter.com. Windows Phone users have had it since 2013.

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Social Media

  1. Twitter really doesn’t want its top users to share Instagram links anymore, Mashable

  2. 4 Differences and Similarities between Brands and the Average Instagram User, simplymeasured.com

  3. 5 tips on creative Twitter cover photos from 10 brands, blog.hootsuite.com

  4. 50k Views and 2k Shares From One LinkedIn Pulse Article?, www.kayakonlinemarketing.com

  5. 8 Compelling Ways To Tell 140 Character Stories On Twitter, www.jeffbullas.com

  6. Advanced Facebook Ad Techniques: What Marketers Need to Know, www.socialmediaexaminer.com

  7. An Emergency Response Social Media Checklist, blog.hootsuite.com

  8. Ello Pretends It’s Not Over With Video And Music Launch, techcrunch.com

  9. Facebook’s Algorithm: How Businesses Can Cope With Changes, www.adweek.com

  10. Five Ways to Counteract Facebook’s News Feed Post Crackdown, www.marketingprofs.com

  11. How Agencies Should Report to Clients About Social Performance, www.socialbakers.com

  12. How Better Homes and Gardens Builds Facebook Clicks and Engagement, simplymeasured.com

  13. How To Post Your Instagram Pictures Directly to Twitter, www.callowaygreen.com

  14. LinkedIn Tricks for Social Media Professionals, www.convinceandconvert.com

  15. Seven creative ways you can use branded content on Instagram, econsultancy.com

  16. Social Media: It’s Role in Today’s Business World, growmap.com

  17. Twitter really needs to have its Facebook moment, qz.com

  18. Using Twitter to Find Sales Leads, www.domaininvesting.com

  19. What Social Media Can and Can’t Do, fearlesscompetitor.com

  20. WhatsApp Is Now Available on a Web Browser, blogs.wsj.com

  21. Why your Social Media Account is not Getting the Right Attention, blog.ahrefs.com

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