I used to question buying apps that cost £1.99, yet not bat an eyelid when buying a drink at Starbucks at over £3/£4. I used to want and demand more and more from apps and their developers, and while I am a lover of great design and what
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So, I made it in Simply Measured's list of Top Tweeters of 2013. After winning the much coveted 'Boo Thang' award (that's hard work and dedication), what can I say in my acceptance speech? Actually, I know exactly what I'm going to
I did a bit of research in various businesses, organisations, brands and startups, and I found two main models for social media teams: * 1:All: one centralised social media team catering to the whole organisation and its needs; * 1:1: one social media team for each department (e.g. a