Ken’s Blog

Ken’s Most Recent Blog Posts:

  • Q&A Recap for WebiMax’s 10 Years of Growth and Success- We at WebiMax are proudly celebrating our 10th anniversary in 2018. Over the last decade, WebiMax has grown to become one of the top online marketing companies in the United States. I sat down with WebiMax Writer & Reporter Pat Donohue and discussed WebiMax’s growth and success since its inception in 2008, as well as […]
  • “Show Me The Proof That Facebook Is To Blame In Cambridge Hack”- Facebook is a merely a “conduit” and it’s “hard to say” that the social media platform is solely to blame for the data breach that saw 87 million accounts exposed to Cambridge Analytica. That’s the stance of Ken Wisnefski, founder, and CEO of digital marketing agency WebiMax, and he’s withholding judgment until someone can show […]
  • Has the NFL Jumped the Shark?- There is always that defining moment in a TV series when fans watch an episode and have to say, “Wow…what the heck is happening here?”  Like when Pam and Jim finally got married on The Office or that episode of Happy Days when Fonzie literally jumped over a shark on a jet ski, hence starting […]
  • Move Over Emoji, Here Comes Giphy – from Mobile Marketing Watch- WebiMax CEO Ken Wisnefski penned this blog on the new Giphy Keys for Mobile Marketing Watch I know new smartphone users in their 70s who not only use emojis, but talk about the meanings and nuances behind them. In 2015 Oxford Dictionary named (smiley face with tears of joy) its word of the year. I […]
  • Ken’s Article in Financial News Site The Street: The Future of Elections: Presidents Will Be Chosen Online, and Ad Budgets Will Follow- Political ad budgets on broadcast television are on track to be six times as much as they are online this year. Yet, the interference that the Internet has introduced into this election has been palpable. Our elections are going to be decided online either in this cycle or the next — not via online ballot box, […]
  • How 10,000 Characters Makes Twitter Relevant Again for Marketers – By Ken Wisnefski- Wall Street has long been skeptical of Twitter (TWTR – Get Report)  due to its inability to drive revenue through ads the way some other platforms have (see: Facebook). But, there’s hope. With the return of CEO Jack Dorsey, Twitter is nowreportedly contemplating removing the 140 character limit on tweets and replacing it with a 10,000 character limit. With […]

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