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  • Though social media may feel as if it has been around for a while, it's important to remember that it's just picking up steam and there will be continued growth and disruption in how consumers use social platforms.

  • Among social login options for websites requiring registration/login, Facebook is the top choice with US consumers, according to a recent report by Janrain.

  • Michael Stelzner talks about his journey from writing white papers to founding MyKidsAdventures.com, and what he learned along the way about building a community, honing your social media strategy, and parenting in a high-tech world.

  • Here's a bewitching look at consumer behavior during Halloween. Find out what folks are buying, what social networks are inspiring their costumes, and how much they are spending on the holiday.

  • In light of Oracle's acquisition of content marketing software provider Compendium, Kapost created an infographic that illustrates the advancements that have led to content marketing software's growth.

  • Learn the week’s latest on Instagram ads, Facebook's Stories to Share, YouTube’s newsroom play,

  • A mobile marketing strategy is crucial to an online retailer's success these days, and here's how to get your strategy working for you ASAP.

  • Nearly one-third (32%) of agency executives think they are already advertising on Facebook with video ads, something not yet possible on the platform, according to a recent report by Mixpo.

  • Tweets that contain one or more hashtags are 55% more likely to be retweeted than those that do not, according to a recent analysis Dan Zarrella of HubSpot.

  • Especially in social media, if there isn't an immediate and significant response to an initiative, it's deemed a waste of time. But before you rush to judgment, give your effort an honest assessment against these three basic criteria.

  • Get the latest on Twitter (which just launched scheduled tweets), Facebook (which might implement a follow button!) and Google (which made headlines with plans to launch “shared endorsements”). See how people are retaliating. Also get the skinny on BuzzFeed’s plans for world domination, and a cool tool that lets you create images of your product or site in different screen environments. Skim for the cheat sheet.

  • How do you make the transition from marketing strategy to actionable tactics in time for the holiday season? Here are three ways you can integrate social—and mobile—engagement into your holiday campaigns.

  • Some 38% of large consumer companies report a positive return on their social media investments, more than double the number of companies with a negative ROI (18%), according to a recent report by Tata Consultancy Services (TCS).

  • Business-to-consumer content marketing is on the rise, with 60% of North American B2C marketers planning to increase content marketing spend over the next 12 months, according to the second annual B2C content marketing study produced by Content Marketing Institute and MarketingProfs.

  • It was a big week for social and social TV. Read the latest on Twitter and Comcast's "See It" button for TV shows, Facebook's new media partners and newsfeed algo changes, and Taco Bell's Snapchat story. Also, ever wonder what a Twitter Card is? We'll tell you.

  • During the first half of 2013, there was a 355% growth of social spam on the typical social media account, according to a recent study by Nexgate.

  • Industry media sites are the most common source of content shared by B2B marketers on Twitter, accounting for 62% of all content shares, according to a recent analysis by Leadtail.

  • Get the skinny on the job-quitting video that went viral... and the shafted company's viral-worthy response. See how Breaking Bad's finale played out online... and among brands. Learn to build your social ROI. And find out what playlist preferences tell us about (what else?) buying preferences. Skim to the beat of the sales drum.

  • Despite your overwhelming work schedule, you can still capitalize on social media for learning and for supporting your career and business objectives. Here's how.

  • There may be whispers of it in the workplace, but if learning leaders haven't heard a lot about gamification yet, they will in the near future.