This is what’s happening on Facebook in 2012 so far.

Add keywords to your pins, link Pinterest to Facebook, and more to boost your company's search ranking.

Here are 10 easy steps for angering and annoying the people who follow you.

Researchers found that Facebook profiles can accurately predict a person’s job performance. Party photos, they noted, make you look extroverted.

Some people do have expertise about online networking, and they can prove helpful to your organization. You just have to know how to find them.

If time is our most valuable resource these days, then email is the scourge of the modern age.

From a site that tracks your competitors’ social media activity to a platform that enables group tweeting, here are the week’s most buzz-worthy social media tools.

The yogurt company aims to appeal to its fans' varied interests with healthy eating tips, photos of sweet treats, recipes, life lessons, even travel.

Interviews with 10 business bloggers reveal that they believe CEOs don’t open up enough, but communicators insist that’s easier said than done.

Social media has made your list of media contacts longer, but it’s also provided tools for creating these lists for free (mostly).

The year’s not even two months old and already we’ve seen a number of big splashes in the social media scene. Here are the top stats so far.

If a blogger sends you a request to review a product and you don’t have expensive tools to measure his or her influence, pose these key questions.

Don’t worry about folding it into a giant strategy, just start pinning, argues Shel Holtz.

PR Daily is coming to Amsterdam April 11-12 for its event featuring powerful case studies from Heineken, ING, The Phoenix Suns, Dell, the Huffington Post UK, Microsoft, Edelman and the CME Group.

From surprising a fan with a free steak to creating a Pandora station for a TV show, these five companies know how to succeed on social media. Take a look at how they do it.