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Register Now for Social Media Week SF 2012!
Registration for Social Media Week San Francisco, taking place from Feb 13th to 17th, is officially open! Continue reading
Are Facebook’s New Social Apps Going To Create A Sharing Backlash?
Yesterday we saw Facebook build on its announcement from F8, when it first revealed the Spotify social app, and introduced the concept of consumers publishing actions such as “listening,” “watching,” and “reading” and to sit alongside the “like.” It has now announced … Continue reading
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Categories: consumer insights, Next15, SMWSF, Social Media
Tags: Facebook, Future of Sharing, Science of Sharing, smwsf
Social Networks – It Is Brain Science
It might seem a bit odd to see a Beyond blog post written by a neuroscientist as we normally focus on topics relevant to social media here. Well, as a neuroscientist that has worked with Beyond, I am about to … Continue reading
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Categories: Analytics & Measurement, consumer insights, Next15, Social Media
Tags: Influencers, neuroscience, social networks
Interactive infographic for Amadeus
Beyond is proud to announce the launch of the “From chaos to collaboration” infographic, the first ever interactive shareable infographic we have designed and built for Amadeus. The infographic was launched alongside Amadeus’ latest industry report and highlights current frustrations with … Continue reading
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Categories: Beyond Team, Creative & Development, Digital, Social Media, Uncategorized
Open Submissions for Social Media Week!
Beyond is proud to be organizing Social Media Week San Francisco 2012. This bi-annual global conference is only five weeks away, February 13th – February 17th. Submit your programming ideas now! Continue reading
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Categories: Events, Next15, SMWSF, Social Media
Tags: Adobe, AOL, Cisco, eBay, IBM, SAP, smw12, smwsf, social media week, ThisMoment, Trulia
Science of Sharing: An Inside Look at the Social Consumer, Part 2
We wrapped up our third Science of Sharing event last week in San Francisco. Many thanks to those of you who attended, and to our wonderful panelists; Raanan Bar-Cohen from Automattic, Rick Silvestrini from YouTube, Carla Bourque from Buddy Media, … Continue reading
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Categories: Analytics & Measurement, Beyond Team, consumer insights, Digital, Events, Next15, Social Media
Tags: Events, Infographic, Science of Sharing, Social Consumer
Beyond Helps Google Give Back
Beyond is proud to announce the launch of Google Gives Back, a site designed and built collaboratively with Google and our friends at Across the Pond. This year Google gave more than $100 million to nonprofit organizations and academic institutions around the world — … Continue reading
Two Great Examples Of Brands Rewarding ‘High Sharers’
Last month, we released a study, entitled the Science of Sharing. The findings, reported in Mashable among other places, showed that people who were classified as ‘High Sharers’ were three times more likely to recommend a product to a friend. … Continue reading
Science of Sharing: 7 Types of Sharers
We just wrapped up our Science of Sharing event in London this evening. This event was the culmination of research by Beyond, Lexis, M Booth and Redshift all Next Fifteen Communications companies. How has social media changed the way consumers make purchase decisions? We asked … Continue reading
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Categories: Analytics & Measurement, Beyond Team, consumer insights, Creative & Development, Digital, Events, Next15, Social Media
Tags: Infographic, Science of Sharing, UK
The Science of Sharing: An Inside Look at the Social Consumer
Last month we wrapped up our Science of Sharing event in New York, and we’re very much looking forward to our UK event later today. The US event was the culmination of research by Beyond, M Booth and Lexis, all … Continue reading