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Ooredoo or just plain redo?
In the age of 24/7 online news and social media, what reaction should brands expect to receive from a major global announcement? Many marketers would expect the answer, and the preparation required to harness the benefit of such a reaction, … Continue reading
Posted in brand marketing, E-commerce, Facebook, Internet, Linkedin, Marketing, Middle east, Middle East marketing, Mobile, Online marketing, social media, Twitter
Tagged Algeria, brand, brand development, branding, Carrington Malin, digital marketing, digital strategy, Indonesia, Indosat, Kuwait, Maldives, MENA, Middle east, Nawras, Nedjma, North Africa, Oman, Online marketing, online strategy, Ooredoo, Qatar, Qtel, social media, telecom, Tunisia, Wataniya, Wataniya Telecom
The Freedom Meme
A new report from the University of Washington’s Project on Information Technology and Political Islam comes to the conclusion that social media played a central role in the events we have all come to call ‘The Arab Spring’. Ever since … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Facebook, General, Internet, Measurement, Middle east, social media, Twitter
Tagged Alexander McNabb, Arab, Arab Spring, Arab World, blogs, Egypt, Facebook, Internet, MENA, Middle east, North Africa, politics, revolution, social media, Tunisia, Twitter, University of Washington, Websites
Can we say Twitter revolution now? Can we?
There’s already been quite a lot written about the role of social media in the ousting of Tunisia’s President Ben Ali. Here’s our 2 cents worth, plus a list of useful links for anyone interested in learning about the role of social media in Tunisia’s regime change. Continue reading
Posted in Disintermediation, Facebook, General, Internet, Middle east, Newspapers, social media, Twitter
Tagged activism, Arab, Arab World, blocked, blogging, censorship, Facebook, government, hacking, Internet, journalists, media, media law, Middle east, new media, newspapers, North Africa, online, press freedom, social media, Tunisia, Twitter
Facebook bigger than newspapers? So what?
With Facebook hitting 15 million users in the Middle East & North Africa, more people subscribe to Facebook than get the newspaper. But what does that mean exactly? Continue reading
Posted in Content, Disintermediation, Facebook, General, Internet, Middle east, Middle East marketing, Newspapers, Online marketing, public relations, Publishing, social media
Tagged Algeria, Arab, Arab World, Bahrain, Carrington Malin, Egypt, Facebook, Internet, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, marketing social networking, Maroc, MENA, Middle east, Morocco, North Africa, Oman, online, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi, Saudi Arabia, social media, Syria, Tunisia, UAE, United Arab Emirates, Yemen
15 Million MENA Facebook Users – Report
Facebook has become a force to be reckoned with in the Middle East and North Africa 15 million users in the region. Read more in Spot On PR’s MENA Facebook Demographics Report (May 2010). Continue reading
Posted in Facebook, General, Internet, Middle east, Middle East marketing, Newspapers, Online marketing, social media
Tagged Algeria, Arab, Arab World, Bahrain, Carrington Malin, Egypt, Facebook, Internet, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, marketing social networking, Maroc, MENA, Middle east, Morocco, North Africa, Oman, online, Palestine, Qatar, research, Saudi, Saudi Arabia, social media, Syria, Tunisia, UAE, United Arab Emirates, Yemen
Twitter & Customer Service Survey
Spot On PR’s 2010 customer service and Twitter survey found that 95% of Middle East & North Africa Twitter users surveyed welcomed brand engagement via Twitter. Continue reading
Posted in brand marketing, CRM, Customer care, Customers, General, Internet, Middle east, Middle East marketing, Online marketing, social media, Twitter
Tagged Algeria, Arab World, Arabic, Bahrain, demographics, Dubai, Egypt, Facebook, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, MENA, Middle east, Morocco, North Africa, Oman, Qatar, research, Saudi, Saudi Arabia, social media, Spot On, spotonpr, Syria, Tunisia, tweet, Twitter, UAE, United Arab Emirates, Yemen
Spot On PR’s MENA Twitter Demographics & User Habits Survey
Spot On Public Relations has published its first extensive Twitter Demographics & Habits Survey for the Middle East & North Africa (MENA) Continue reading
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Tagged Algeria, Arab World, Arabic, Bahrain, demographics, Dubai, Egypt, Facebook, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, MENA, Middle east, Morocco, North Africa, Oman, Qatar, research, Saudi, Saudi Arabia, social media, Spot On, spotonpr, Syria, Tunisia, tweet, Twitter, UAE, United Arab Emirates, Yemen
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