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Creating a viral marketing campaign requires attention to visuals and emotional connection with the target audience.

Iconosquare, a social media analytics platform, offers free services and a new plan with features for users.

Spending money on franchise leads can be effective when done strategically, but the article does not provide enough information to determine its relevance to franchise systems or multi-unit brands.

The Obama administration is recruiting tech talent to implement across various government agencies, aiming to streamline operations and fix bureaucratic issues.

Mosquito Joe franchisee Kate Kimpton used her marketing experience to develop a client base before opening her Mosquito Joe location in Texas.

Domino's will allow customers to order pizza via Twitter starting May 20, 2015.

Radiohead's Thom Yorke appears on the cover of a sex book in Iran.

Pizza Hut tests an Uber-like app, allowing customers to track their delivery drivers in real-time.

MOOYAH Burgers, Fries & Shakes is running a sweepstakes where customers can win $1 million by customizing their burgers.

A parody Twitter account for Arby's, Nihilist Arby's, combines the brand with existential philosophy, incorporating a love for roast beef sandwiches with nihilism.

A parody Twitter account is created for the Tebow Pretzel, a corporate brand that has gone viral.

MOOYAH Burgers, Fries & Shakes is entering the $34.5 billion fast-casual market with high-quality ingredients.

Philly Pretzel Factory is celebrating National Pretzel Day with a free pretzel giveaway and a chance to win a free pretzel every day in May.

Experts speculate about Google's social media platform future, suggesting that the restructuring could be a marketing lesson for companies.

Brands like Chili's and Arby's participate in the 'Game of Thrones' social media trend.

Pep Boys, a car repair franchise, is satirized on SNL for tackling gender issues, but the show's timing may make the joke feel stale.

Starbucks' 'Race Together' campaign sparks criticism and ridicule on social media.

LinkedIn can be used to benefit personal and professional relationships, but it requires a polished profile and personalized messages.

Danny Meyer, founder of Shake Shack, refers to the trend of high-quality, affordable food as 'fine-casual dining,' a shift from traditional fast food.

Instagram's new carousel ads allow users to swipe through multiple images, making it easier for brands to showcase their products.

Coca-Cola launches campaign to transform negative tweets into happy images, but faces backlash after inadvertently promoting Adolf Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’.

Jimmy Fallon has become a household name with his comedic and entertaining clips on The Tonight Show.