Re-Mission 2 games re-imagine how to help kids survive cancer + MORE

Need a little weekend reading? We’ve compiled our top ten Twitter stories of the week, which includes a look at the different ways that men and women use social media, advice on how best to engagement social media users, a look at how images are used on Twitter, tips for protecting your Twitter profile from hackers and an overview of how businesses are using Twitter…

Once you’ve had a few drinks at a bar it’s easy to let loose and blow off steam. Unfortunately, while you’re having fun, you could end up annoying others around you, namely the staff at the venue you’re at. By acting like a fool, you’re jeopardizing your future visits, since bartenders tend to remember who was a jerk and who was a great customer…

The jury may still be out on whether GIF is pronounced with a hard G or a soft G. But here’s one thing that’s certain: the popular GIF-sharing app GifBoom has just gotten its biggest update yet.
What exactly makes this update the biggest yet for GifBoom? For starters, you can now add voice and music backgrounds to your GIFs…

HopeLab is taking a blast at cancer with the relaunch of its games that help kids deal with having cancer. More than five years in the making, Re-Mission 2 consists of six free-to-play online mini-games launching tomorrow with a host of support from charities, medical researchers, and major corporations…

This week on Sprout Social Insights we tackled guides for Facebook, Twitter, and to help you better reach your customers with the social media tools that make a difference.
Check out our articles below to find out more about each one and how they can help you with your social media goals. And check in every day to Sprout Social Insights for more how to guides and breaking social media news…

The idea of getting people to tell their friends about your products is about as old as business itself. I remember in the city square in Elsinore where the farmers came in to sell their crops and the crowd was divided in two groups. Team X and team Y. My grandma and I were on team Y. We bought from the nice farmer lady who knew who my grandmother was, and what she wanted, especially if she had small cucumbers that my grandmother could pickle for my grandfather…