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Application of Charts and Infographics in Social Media Interaction
May 21, 2012 By Leave a Comment
There are people who love testing the patience of people around them and then there are people who appreciate and value it! Which group you belong to? Will you be screaming out from a brick-size book to make your point in a busy community hall? It’ll surely draw the attention of people but for wrong reasons. So, chart your information before you climb the dais. You’ll need more than just recitation to hook people to your facts.
Transforming the Fashion Industry with Social Media
May 19, 2012 By 3 Comments
We all know it’s nearly impossible to avoid the cosmic powers that social media holds and even though that may be the case, many industries just don’t mesh well with the world of social media. One cooperate field, however, that has found the marketing and advertising transition into social media to be quite simple, is the fashion industry.
Impact of Technological Skills on New Media Journalists
May 18, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Last April, Facebook launched a ‘Journalists on Facebook’ page, intended to serve as a resource for growing number of reporters using Facebook for the purpose of finding sources, interaction with people and to publish stories. A couple of months later, Twitter introduced a similar initiative as well. ‘Twitter for Newsrooms’ (#TfN), is a guide for reporters on how to best use the microblogging site for the purpose of reporting. The endeavor elicited a mixed response from journalists and media pundits.
5 Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Twitter Account
May 18, 2012 By 2 Comments
If you don’t have a Twitter account for your blog or your website then you are missing out on a great marketing tool. Twitter’s approach to social media offers a unique way for people to interact, and can do wonders for increasing your readership or business when it’s used in the right way.
Be An Efficient Social Manager With Buffer
May 10, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Time saving tools are always welcome to anyone with the job title social media manager. If you have this title, or something similar, it is very likely that you manage multiple social accounts everyday. Whether it is different social networks, multiple Twitter IDs, or brand clients, efficient tools are necessary to keep updates flowing.
How to Stay on Task at Work
May 9, 2012 By Leave a Comment
The office can be full of distractions that affect your tasks, whether that is Facebook or the gabby co-worker. Whatever gets in your way, there are ways to overcome them; here are several helpful ways to stay on task each day:
Make a daily schedule: Every morning you arrive to the office, make a schedule. View your emails and calendars to figure out how to make your schedule for the day. Review your tasks and prioritize your list by earliest deadline to the latest deadline. Overestimate tasks by 10-15 minutes because it is better to finish early than to rush and try to finish because you realize you didn’t allow yourself enough to complete the task. [Read more...]
Don’t Let Social Media Stop Your Real Life Existence
May 8, 2012 By 3 Comments
It’s a given that social media has turned into a great tool for many things. It has become a digital home to advertisers, writers, business’, musicians and the everyday web surfer. But it seems that more and more people are allowing themselves to be caught up in the social media moment and too much of a good thing could very well be a bad thing.
Twitter Comedy: Not that Easy
May 8, 2012 By Leave a Comment
The life of a comedian is already pretty tough. If you make good jokes people will laugh, then they expect you to come up with new jokes that are even funnier. When you can no longer do that you are out of a job and a collection agency is after you demanding money. Now imagine that you have thousands of people following you on Twitter who demand these jokes at a rapid pace and often about current events. That’s a pretty daunting task, but it’s one that many comedians face.
Social Discovery Site Tagged.com has More Engagement than Facebook
May 6, 2012 By 3 Comments
It’s fitting that a “Social Discovery” site holds people on the page longer than Facebook. In today’s ever-increasingly over-connected virtual world, we are no longer as fascinated with the daily machinations of our friends and family. We have become good at shuffling through pictures of little nephew Timmy sliding into third base with a quick Facebook like or clicking the retweet button when a friend declares their local sushi bar has the best Sake in Long Beach.
