Here are the top five social media happenings this week. Pinterest lost two trademark suits, trying to claim the verb “pin.” http://bit.ly/1RiUcuw #Movember is about to be in full swing, becoming the top hashtag this week. http://bit.ly/1PV5FTz According to social mentions, Ted Cruz won the #GOPDebate this week. http://bit.ly/20gEYMw Tweets are disappearing on Twitter. … Continue reading Social Studies: October 30, 2015
Here are the top five social media happenings this week: After 14 seasons, MythBusters is saying its final goodbyes! The news almost broke the internet on Wednesday. We will #MythYouGuys The Star Wars VII official trailer came out! So did the most ridiculous hashtag ever. Instagram introduced its new micro-video platform, Boomerang. Twitter is about … Continue reading Social Studies: October 23, 2015
In 2015, Amanda made the big jump from the desert to the Bay. After living in Las Vegas for most of her life, she decided to plant some new roots in California. Three years later, Amanda is now Ellipses’ first Digital Content Director. Learn more about her below. I first knew I wanted to be … Continue reading 21 Questions: Amanda Shepherd
Evita Broughton recently joined Ellipses as our new Account Executive. She moved to Oakland, Calif., from Washington D.C. where she attended George Washington University’s School of Business to earn her Master of Tourism Administration (MTA). As if moving to the opposite coast wasn’t a big enough change for Evita, she recently became engaged to her … Continue reading 21 Questions: Evita Broughton
Amanda Shepherd, social media manager I love my job. I love getting paid to do something most people get in trouble for doing at work. I love being able to mingle with a variety of clients and be the voice to some of the greatest companies around. But what does my job entail? The question … Continue reading “So, what exactly do you do at work?” The Life of a Social Media Manager
Diana Haven, president Eight years ago this month I decided to start a company and call it Ellipses Public Relations. The ellipsis (or the …) intrigued me, as it signifies missing information in a quote or sentence. As publicists and marketers I like to think we try to “fill in the blanks” with not just … Continue reading Welcome to Ellipses 2.0