The use of social media is contributing to declining attention spans, emotional volatility, and compulsive behaviors among ...

In this case study from Ignite Social Media, they take one of their (unnamed) clients and compare a banner ad campaign firstly to a social competition, then a social game involving a sweepstake.

Some studies have indicated that both scenarios are true while other research shows mixed results. ... While social media can provide educational content, it can also provide health misinformation.

Previous studies have suggested a link between social media use and self-esteem, and that it has its greatest negative impact on girls aged 11-13 and boys aged 14-15. Many teens are aware of the ...

Businesses both big and small are flocking to social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Foursquare. The fact is that a presence on these platforms not only allows companies to ...

It has all the features of social media, yet it hasn’t been included in most studies. How Often Teens Say They Use Each Platform Note: Among teens ages 13 to 17.

And so firms of all sizes are engaging in some form of social media efforts, which can range anywhere from gaining basic knowledge of all the available tools and sites, to hiring specific personnel or ...

Still, research looking for a direct relationship between social media and well-being has not found much. “There’s been absolutely hundreds of these studies, almost all showing pretty small ...

Lee says another contribution of the current paper is that it assesses the effects of social media use, as measured objectively by a screen-time app rather than relying on participants’ memory of how ...

Moonstruck Chocolate's approach to social media is simple: Don't shoot for the moon. Moonstruck Chocolate's approach to social media is simple: Don't shoot for the moon. "We've struggled when we ...