If you’re at work or close to a sleeping baby, turn your volume down. The music starts off loud and keeps going.
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I Love this Facebook Like Button
February 15, 2013 by 1 Comment
It’s the only Facebook like button that will lick you when you click it.
You Probably won’t See Any of the $20 Million that Facebook Owes Us
February 1, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Facebook sent out an email and told users that they may be entitled to a portion of the $20 million due in a class action lawsuit if their names, profile pictures, or photographs were used in a “Sponsored Story”. It sounds like a lot until you realize that with 150 million US members, it’s very likely they’ll go to plan B and give the money to a charity that teaches proper social media use.
Shocking Facts about Retirement in America [Infographic]
January 10, 2013 by Leave a Comment
We have surprisingly decreased from the 50’s to today, with 16 U.S. workers having their social security paid for to now only 3.3 U.S workers. One would think that the future would have looked bright for pending retiree’s but unfortunately our economy and lifestyles prevent us from living the dream of retiring early or at all.
A Quick Look at How Social Media Marketing has Grown Recently
January 10, 2013 by Leave a Comment
There’s no doubt that if you’re involved at all in marketing, you’ve either jumped into social media or considered it. As a general venue, it’s clear that there’s somethingthere for just about any business. What that something is tends to be hard to find for some, but that’s why you read social media blogs like this one, right?
Festively flirting through the Holidays with online dating
December 19, 2012 by 2 Comments
It’s magical to see love build during the Holiday Season as people gather together, some whom are familiar, while others are new and exciting. We don’t have too many places we socialize anymore, excluding online of course and that is why we have turned to online dating and have seen an increase in the passing years.
A Tweeter gets 0wned by Anderson Cooper
November 20, 2012 by 2 Comments
Remember the days when celebrities on Twitter were a “big deal”, following Ashton or receiving a tweet from him was huge for some, while others did not like the segregation between celebrities and non-celebrity tweeters. Let’s just say, those days are over.
4 Steps to Ask Friends to Take so you can Stay Private on Facebook
November 13, 2012 by 2 Comments
You may have your settings set to private but that does not mean your likes, comments or shares remain that way once you take action on another person’s Facebook profile or shared content. Facebook has made it this way and you are not able to change it unless you specifically ask friends to change the setting located under the settings area when someone hovers over your profile picture within a newsfeed.
Facebook encourage users to vote
November 6, 2012 by 1 Comment
Today is a hard day, making a decision that will change the fate of the Country is a huge responsibility and when looking at social newsfeeds neither candidate seems to impress many.
The minority within newsfeed are dead fast in their convictions of who they believe should be president going forward, sharing their views and opinions, some even bashing the other candidate. The debates have clogged up many newsfeeds having a lot of people wanting this election over with so they do not have to read a constant stream of political views or articles.
The Spooky Truth About Election Search and Social
November 5, 2012 by Leave a Comment
With the election happening tomorrow, we should take a look at the way that both sides used search and media to campaign for their candidate.
