amy kate brown
The musings of a 25 year-old, single female. Republican Digital Strategist. Business Woman. Austinite. Christ Follower. Inspired by design. Subscribe to this blog as I explore all-things digital, political, personal and inspirational.
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Google slaps ad for its new Nexus 7 tablet on its own home page — just weeks before Apple’s rumored iPad mini launch.
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The Future of Search: Context Clicks?
As search and social media continue to evolve (and merge), Twitter takes a leap in front of Facebook (and Bing) and Google (and G+) - all indirect competitors. Above is a side-by-side comparison of a search for “Facebook”. The Twitter folks know what Google’s engineers may not yet realize. If you are searching “Facebook” on Google, you want information, news, and perspective. Not necessarily a link to Facebook.com - you have an app for that. This thanks to mobile operating systems moving to Macbooks and PC’s. Score one for the Apple + Twitter collaboration. You want “context”, a concept that Robert Scoble is currently writing about.
Smart post from http://websmithblog.com/. Worth a read!
Epiphany! I get my social media savviness from my grandma… She’s 71 and posting a Facebook status from her mobile phone. Way to go Nanny!
H/T Tory Burch
There is no doubt that my favorite brand to follow on social media is Tory Burch.
Check out Tory’s blog, and you will find:
- Tory’s summer playlist
- Interviews with an intern and a boss from well-known fashion magazines
- Design inspirations from the color green to Morocco
Their content keeps me coming back for more. While I am there, Tory Burch cookies my browser and the next time I am YouTube stalking, there appears a remarketing display ad showcasing their new looks for fall. I click it every time.
I want to know more about Tory not just because I love her clothes but I love her because her style, taste and personal look into her life keeps me wanting more! More fashion brands should embrace Burch’s
Some screenshots from their different networks:
The 2012 RNC Convention was deemed “A Convention without Walls,” inviting the world to participate in the events. Even though it was my first convention, many have gone on the record saying that it was the most technologically advanced in history. It was a remarkable week that left me inspired {more to come}.
Harris Media created this infographic to showcase the proliferation of Twitter during the convention’s keynote speeches.
“And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose ~Romans 8:28”
