This Christmas is all about YOU! Grab your mobile, take a festive photo of yourself and tweet your crimbo selfie* to @hmadigital using #crimboselfie or post on our facebook page.

If you’re a small to medium sized business and looking to build your community of followers, you may be interested in Twitter’s latest announcement that it has opened its advertising platform to SME’s in the UK, Ireland and Canada.

Twitter has announced a new custom timeline feature where users can collate tweets using Tweetdeck into specific interests or groups.

With the growing number of emails being viewed across mobile and tablets, creating a seamless customer experience can seem like a daunting task. However, responsive email design is one route that many brands are going down this year to deliver a multi-platform experience.

Following on from their announcement a few weeks ago to introduce sponsored ads, Instagram gives us a glimpse at what they will look like on our news feed.

Facebook is increasing the use of video in mobile advertising, allowing advertisers to target mobile consumers through video advertising on both iPhone and Android.

According to an article published today on the BBC website, the Lonely Planet ranks Yorkshire as one of the top global places to visit in 2014. Of course the team at HMA already knew this but for those of you wondering why this really is the best of all English Counties, we’ve put together our top 5 suggestions to see and do from www.yorkshire.com.

The world’s leading search engine Google released the Hummingbird algorithm at the end of September and if you’re confused about what the update means for your SEO strategy, then read on…

As well as giving the site a whole new look and feel, it’s packed full of the latest information on our comprehensive list of services, case studies, testimonials and lots more.

In this month’s newsletter, HMA’s Account Executive and social media expert Joyce Cowles shares her top ten tips on social media.

…But they’ll be “tasteful”, “transparent” and “relevant”.

Twitter has filed to float on the stock market. But will pressure to turn out fat dividends for shareholders endanger the platform that has become so popular? And is it really worth $10bn?