Mercedes-Benz now has 2 million followers and this number is rising every day. Google+ is establishing itself as the mainstream social network for top brands with a 9,400 percent increase in followers since 2011, according to a report by BrightEdge.
On YouTube, the five most searched for Super Bowl ads were from Ms, Mercedes-Benz, Disney’s “Oz Great and Powerful”, Lincoln, and Audi. Ms licked the competition when it came to searches during Super Bowl 47, according to Google.
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YouTube Live from the Runway was your ticket to the hottest shows at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. Its engineers gave three gifts to YouTube Partners, wrapped up as new features: Wirecast for YouTube Live: This new software allows partners to produce...
These people also need to get around so check out the "owners clubs" in the Facebook Interest tool and disclose they own a Jaguar, BMW, Mercedes Benz, among others. If there is no literal "interest" in Facebook's targeting interface some marketers...
Now, there are other automotive players in this year's Super Bowl, including: BMW, Bridgestone, CarMax, Cars.com, Chevrolet, Chrysler Group, Hyundai, Kia, and Mercedes-Benz. Tomorrow, many people will be watching Super Bowl XLV to see if the...
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AOL Becomes a Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week 2010 Sponsor (eon.businesswire.com) On Monday, Nathania Johnson wrote about "The Unlikely Heroes of Search and Social Media" who used abso-freakin-lutely no SEO.
Sites like Mercedes-Benz.com, Nokia, and Google use country domain extensions. Sound familiar? I can't tell you how many times I've heard that from large global organizations. If only it was that easy.
