With Facebook paying $1 billion for Instagram recently, we can be sure that a picture is now worth more than a thousand words. Consider this alongside the Pinterest boom (fastest growing social platform to date) and Facebook’s timeline updates, there is a solid argument that for any

Entering our third South by Southwest Interactive festival, we had our ears to the ground and our eyes on the twitter feed for The Trend of 2012. Having witnessed the introduction of “location”/foursquare in 2010 and gamification in 2011, it wasn’t hard to spot the hype around �

          Last week a couple of the Klicksters were amongst the privileged 20,000 attendees at the 17th South by Southwest Interactive Festival in Austin, Texas. Entering our third year of SXSW awesomeness we had great expectations, band with a selection of 22

It is likely that anyone reading this will know how important creativity is to Klick Communications, and to the services we provide our partners. Chances are, you’re in an industry that champions creativity too. As your creative brains may imagine, we have dabbled in just about

If you’re not down with the Google+, in a nutshell, it’s Google’s social offering which smoothly integrates its existing online product suite – including Google Places and Maps, Web and Image Search, and YouTube. Connections are allocated to ‘circles̵

Let’s get something straight: being young does not equate to being online savvy. I’m telling you this because I have seen too many instances where a communications disaster has resulted from poor delegation of social media responsibilities (i.e. entire social media ownership h

Getting your story placed on a high profile blog is a good thing, right?  Lot’s of eyeballs eyeing your clients story.  One of these high profile blogs, the Huffington Post, is eyeing new readers with it’s Patch network of hyperlocal sites, and a new venture aimed at tee

I saw this while traveling this weekend: It’s a copy of Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughter House Five that is ad supported. On the cover, or in the pages, a company called WOWIO will insert an “unobtrusive advertisement” to subsidize the cost of the publication. I see a

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(or, the Scourge of the First). For many blogs, the first comment is always “First!”.  Older, more established blogs (which, believe me, is as weird a thing to type as it is to think about) have established policies around “first” posters.  Some get buried, o