ICBC Wished Me Luck on Twitter!

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Guess who just wished me luck on my knowledge test on Twitter!

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Yup, it’s ICBC! What a nice gesture!

Before I got into digital marketing, I really was not into social media at all, especially Twitter. Facebook is mainly for group projects I did in school, Instagram is for private use, and I post a picture like once a month… Snapchat, Tumblr, Google Plus, even LinkedIn, I was forced to have an account when I was taking COMM 202(You know what I’, talking about if you are a Sauderite!). I joined Twitter in 2010, and never really used it. Yup, I was one of the ghost accounts. I always find constant notification was unnecessary and annoying, not to mention the privacy part! Everyone knows your favorite drink, your weekend plan, or your past relationships as long as they know your name.

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Until one of my favorite celebrities, Ellen Degeneres (Yesss!) initiated a retweet challenge while she was in the middle of hosting Oscar, of course, I retweeted her picture and joined the rest of 3.3 million people. That’s when I realized what social media can do, and I started to use Twitter again.

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Of course, I’m much more knowledgeable about social media than I first joined Twitter. I followed a few local public accounts, like City of Vancouver, MyVancouver, etc. I retweeted them, used relevant hashtags, and @ people who are involved! So far, I’ve got @SauderSchoolofBusiness to answer my questions, now I’ve got ICBC to wish me luck on my knowledge test! I’m starting to gain followers, quite a few a day!

Hope my experience can help you to attract Twitter Followers! Best of Luck! And don’t forget to follow me on Twitter @GiaXu !

The difference between Google Analytics and Google Analytics 360

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A big part of digital marketing is Search Engine Optimization. To evaluate SEO performance, Google Analytics is the most common, and convenient tool to gather and track website traffic.

In March 2016, Google announced its new Google Analytics 360 Suite designed for enterprise-level companies. Anticipated for launch later in 2016, the suite contains 6 integrated products, including the rebranded Google Analytics Premium and Adometry.

Google has rebuilt all platforms (namely Attribution 360) on the Google architecture, enabling a seamless integration between packages. This means that the sharing of audience lists between Analytics 360 to Audience Centre 360 (and other suite products) is a quick and easy process. The main aim of the 360 Suite ‰- unite data to make informed decisions easily, quickly and accurately with Analytics 360 are the core of the suite.

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