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Maximizing your exposure is the name of the game on social media. While “likes” are great to have, they are not the ultimate goal. I had the chance to give … Continue Reading →
Making Social Media Success Easy and Effective
Facebook hints and tips for the individual user.
Maximizing your exposure is the name of the game on social media. While “likes” are great to have, they are not the ultimate goal. I had the chance to give … Continue Reading →
Is Facebook your downfall? It might be depending on what you have said and who is looking. I know, you don’t think I’m talking about you. You’re feeling pretty smug … Continue Reading →
About once a month someone comments to me that they, “Wish it would all just go away.” What they are referring to, of course, is Social Media. The average person … Continue Reading →
Headlines: Everyone Mad at Latest Facebook Changes How often do you read that? If, like me, you read tech articles and news then you see this daily. Literally daily. When … Continue Reading →
Facebook just keeps rolling out the changes and users just keep getting madder. As someone who makes a living teaching Social Media, these changes are money in my pocket but … Continue Reading →
Have you ever thought about how much Facebook resembles comfort food? You go there and your friends are there. For the most part they are saying positive things, commenting on … Continue Reading →
As much as we complain about “everyone knowing our business” sometimes it is nice that people know, care and reach out. Story.
I hate change! Well, unless it was MY idea. This morning a friend posted on Facebook about how she loves Facebook except when they change things. Of course, the change … Continue Reading →
Your Facebook news feed may sometimes seem like a jumbled mess of nearly anything and everything. Or occasionally it may seem like you only see a handful of people over … Continue Reading →
An article today in the Silicon Valley Mercury News describes an analysis done by Facebook data scientist Adam D. I. Kramer. He analyzed 1 million people and their 150 million … Continue Reading →