Channel features

Do you remember the joy of receiving a new set of coloured pencils as a [...]

LinkedIn groups are online communities where professionals can connect with each other, share ideas, and [...]

One of Linkedin’s most significant, and yet under-used features is the ability to receive and [...]

Linktree is a way to bring together a series of links that you want to [...]

In this review, part of an occasional series, we look at Scribd, an app that [...]

Muck Rack is a PR platform, launched in June 2020. It is designed to allow [...]

Glassdoor is a digital jobs marketplace, on a mission to help employees everywhere find a [...]

We are often asked about Gravatars, and whether they are worth having. Here is our [...]

Medium is a publishing platform. It was set up by Evan Williams, one of the [...]

Storify has been around for about eight years, but has perhaps taken a while to [...]

The website Meetup is a social network with a difference. Where most social networks are [...]

Quora is a question-and-answer site, where community members vote on which answers were helpful. It [...]

Medium is an online publishing platform. So far, so LinkedIn. But it’s also quite different [...]

If not quite against all the odds, but certainly running counter to a number of [...]

Periscope is the live-streaming app acquired by Twitter within a month of launch of rival [...]

Pinterest describes itself as “the world’s catalogue of ideas”. But can it be used successfully [...]

Are you on Reddit? Should you be? It has been described as ‘the front page [...]

Instagram. Pretty pictures of food, right? But there is so much more that B2B marketers [...]

The received wisdom that Facebook is no good for B2B marketing is being challenged. A [...]

Xing is effectively the German version of LinkedIn. We had a look to see what [...]

We’ve written before about choosing your platform for communication, whether it’s social media, your website, or [...]