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  • What nightspots trend on Twitter? Heineken helps young people find out. You’ll also learn what people really share on social networks, how to write like a spy, why word crimes are way worse than blurred lines, and why joining Instagram may be the smartest thing the TSA ever did. Skim for your share of state secrets.

  • Facebook was being used by around 80% of the social audience in the US, the UK, and Brazil during the final stages of the World Cup—the most of any social network in all three countries—according to recent data from GlobalWebIndex.

  • US-based digital marketers consider email the most effective digital tactic for building awareness, boosting acquisition, and increasing conversion, according to a recent study from Gigaom and Extole.

  • Search Engine Land is the industry source most shared on Twitter by search marketers, according to a recent analysis by Leadtail.

  • Score Vice's playbook on engagement, get the latest (surprising) news on messaging app Yo, learn about the top 10 most influential content producers on LinkedIn, and find out what reading level most tweets are written in. Ready to jump in? Skim for stability.

  • The global brands with the most influential content marketing on LinkedIn are media and high-tech companies, according to a recent report from the social network.

  • Most marketers (89%) say they still rely heavily on manual analysis to determine consumer sentiment and do not yet feel comfortable leaving the task completely to software, according to recent research from Snapsify.

  • Who uses Instagram more: men or women? And what top brands do they prefer to follow on Instagram? Here's a look at the differences between men and women's use of the popular social media network.

  • Ready to wave those Fourth of July flags? Before you do, get the skinny on Facebook's gigantic emotion experiment (which may have happened on your news feed). See how brands are jumping on World Cup action, say farewell to Orkut, and find out how to strengthen your content strategy... for whatever device your customer is using. Skim to stay in shape!

  • You put so much work into your awesome content and expect it to go viral as soon as it hits the Internet. But after you publish it, no one seems to care. So, why isn't your brilliant content going viral?

  • Does your content do most of the selling for your company? It should. But if it doesn't, your problem may be rooted in not having a content strategy that mirrors an effective sales funnel.

  • Three years ago, Google+ was launched. Here's a look at why some marketers love the social media platform and why some hate it, and where it might be heading.

  • For brands, the question remains: If Facebook is no longer "cool"—but young people are still using it—what should marketers be doing with the channel?

  • It's a good day for data. Find out why fandom's so important, how LinkedIn users consume content, and how Facebook plans to improve video ad click-throughs for advertisers. Skim to tip the charts.

  • You can find scores of articles about how to grow a Facebook following... But what if you've already achieved that? How do you engage with tens of thousands of social media fans to build a more successful organization?

  • Most people who consume professional content on LinkedIn do so to keep up with industry news (78% of respondents) and to discover new ideas within their business area (73%), according to data from a recent survey conducted by LinkedIn.

  • What an inspiration-packed week! See what won the Cyber Lions at Cannes, learn how social media can improve video marketing, and get the scoop on how best to use GIFs for business. Skim to stay on point.

  • Simply asking people to share a post is often the most effective call to action (CTA) for Facebook posts, according to a recent report from TrackMaven.

  • Score! (some best-practices for #WorldCup marketing, that is.) You'll also learn this week about the ways teens use Instagram, Facebook's ad plans for customer Web browser history, and the new deal between Wikipedia and the PR industry. Skim to stay cool under the sun (sponsored by Brazil).

  • Almost all (98%) of the biggest charities in the United States are using social media, and 97% are using some type of video to help inspire their audience, according to recent research from from The Center for Marketing Research at University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth.