Promediacorp’s own Clayburn Griffin will be speaking this Thursday at Search Engine Strategies NYC on the Music and Search Engine Marketing panel.

Promediacorp will be attending next week’s Search Engine Strategies conference, held annually here in NYC at the New York Hilton.

New changes have been made to Facebook’s commenting system. Now, you can view the comment plugin on your page.

Weeks have passed since Facebook began allowing users to transmogrify into Pages. They initially began letting users login as a page in an accidental roll out of an early stage of this feature. While it’s long been possible on Facebook to post as a page, this new change has given eerily human-like qualities to them. […]

On March 8, 2011, Avi will be presenting at SMX West San Jose on the topic of Google Instant…6 Months Later. Read the interesting session summary.

As Restaurant Week has been extended in New York, it seems fitting to write a follow-up to our post about restaurants on Facebook. We’ve shown you some clear winners on the social networking site. Now, let’s talk about losers.

We researched hundreds of NYC restaurant Facebook pages to determine who's doing a great job, and, well, who's not.

A subtle change has come to Twitter today. It may go widely unnoticed considering many Twitter users still use apps to engage on the information network. However, it is likely a step in the right direction. With its newfound revenue stream derived from various promoted Twitter concepts, onsite Traffic may become a growing concern for […]

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As I was browsing around on Facebook, I noticed a new option at the top of the page. With all the recent design changes, it wasn’t all that surprising to find something I didn’t see before.