Hello, my name is Ammy. 5:59 pm - Fri, Dec 9, 2011 Pinteresting I joined forces with classmates Jackie and Kiersten to tackle the fun topic of photo sharing for the teaching presentation project in our Social Media Theory & Practice class. Here’s a brief summary of what we presented. We started on a silly note by showing pictures of celebrities from their Twitter accounts, to emphasize the impact of photo sharing in today’s culture. 10 Linkedin Tips for Professionals 540 SharesTwitter230Facebook103Google+6LinkedIn201540 Shares× My latest tips on building a Client Winning Profile for Linkedin are now on a free, short video – click here to watch it. Linkedin is the “social network for business” and now has over 200 million users. And many Linkedin users, myself included, have found new clients through it, and enhanced relationships with existing clients. But many others have found it to suck up a ton of time for very little gain.
6 Fabulous Facebook Marketing Infographics Social media marketing is dominated by Facebook with research revealing that over 90% of all social marketing endeavours include a Facebook marketing campaign. Twitter is still used by brands and organisations to engage with an audience and run marketing promotions but its lack of a self service advertising platform has restricted its ease of use as a marketing tool. There are many ways to market on Facebook including paid self serving banner ads that can be the catalyst to kick off an immediate start to a Facebook marketing campaign or creating custom tabs to capture Facebook “likes” the meaning of DANCING « LA VOZ Posted: October 19, 2011 in HOME , Student Life Tags: dancing , student life Cultures are complicated, especially when you grow up with some definitions and you go to a new place where everything is seen or done differently.
Grace Johnson - Tumblr My first attempt at TweetChat could probably be compared to my first day here at Newhouse: scary and overwhelming. The first issue I found was how unorganized it seemed to be. I understand that there is a moderator available to facilitate the flow of conversation, but at around 20+ people, the moderator became ineffective. My computer continuously flooded with ten to fifteen new tweets at once to answer people’s questions about Klout. I found myself struggling to follow one string of questions to another, and was even too overwhelmed to ask one myself. One Reason We Love Apple ONE REASON WE LOVE APPLE2 years ago This isn't another Steve Jobs tribute post. The man was great, and the world is showing that.
Blog Post Length: Does Size Really Matter? When it comes to blog post length, many bloggers wonder whether size really matters. They ask how long should my blog posts be in hopes of getting an immutable rule that’ll never fail. The more accurate response is that what works for a specific post on a given blog depends on the audience, the post topic, and the blog category. Actually the best answer is Joe Pulizzi’s twenty-three word post, A blog post is like a miniskirt. Unfortunately, most bloggers are looking for more precise guidance.
Jaclyn Slovic - Tumblr So we’ve been examining all the ways people can measure us based on our social media impact. So I’m happy to turn the tables and give my opinion on social media apps. After testing out six social media management apps, I have decided that HootSuite fits me the best, by far. Here’s why: TweetDeck: Frustrating for the non-savvy-social-media user like me. I was not keen on downloading an app to my desktop when my computer’s already slow enough. How Much For That Motorcycle In The Window? Inside eBay's Physical Push For Mobile Sales The goods artfully arranged in certain windows along Park Avenue advertise "The Inspiration Shop," but you won't find them in any actualy stores nearby. They're eBay's latest attempt to drive use of their mobile apps. The windows are festooned with flair by design star Jonathan Adler--but they're also tattooed with QR codes that take any shopper with a smartphone scanner to custom eBay landing pages that offer for sale products similar to those in the window. (Content from these QR codes can also be accessed via any mobile device at m.inspirationshop.ebay.com.)
Bad Twitiquette: 10 Ways To Lose Your Twitter Followers, Fast! Every now and then I like to tidy up whom I follow on Twitter. The process of deciding on those accounts that I no longer want to follow always raises some interesting questions: why do we decide to unfollow people on Twitter? And what behaviours encourage people to decide not to follow you anymore? Here are my ten ways to lose your Twitter followers, fast: 1. # Spamming people Malory Toscano - Tumblr Lately. And because Facebook won’t let me post any photos. Posted on 24 March, 2014Reblogged from pitchfork 52reasonswhyilivehere: Reason #10: Chances to play basketball in shorts and a tank top in the middle of February.
"Do a Barrel Roll" on Google, and You Won't Be Disappointed "Do a barrel roll" has become a trending topic on Twitter and elsewhere, thanks to an Easter egg on Google Search. SEE ALSO: Type "Let It Snow" on Google for a Lovely Surprise Type the phrase in Google, and the screen will tumble around (it's a barrel roll, after all). The same thing happens if you search for "Z or R twice." If you're feeling lazy, you can simply click here and see the effect for yourself. Soon, Google to give search results from minute old events! - Yahoo! London, Nov 5 (ANI): An Indian born software engineer at Google Inc. has announced that the company will now provide search results from the most recent events and hot topics. The company has taken up the steps in response to the increasing use of Twitter and Facebook as a source of breaking news, the Telegraph reported. It says that around 35 per cent of searches will be affected, and results will now include pages that are just minutes old if the company's algorithm detects that the most recent information is the most relevant. "Given the incredibly fast pace at which information moves in today's world, the most recent information can be from the last week, day or even minute, and depending on the search terms, the algorithm needs to be able to figure out if a result from a week ago about a TV show is recent, or if a result from a week ago about breaking news is too old," the company's Amit Singhal wrote on the Google Search Blog. "Different searches have different freshness needs.