I’m taking a break this week from writing about Social Media and Public Relations in order seem like the biggest Debbie-Downer in the entire world, but I will admit that I have never liked (I know, ‘hate’ is a strong word) Halloween. I always have. Even when I was younger, my parents would have to… Continue reading Why I “Hate” Halloween
In 2015, most everyone has social media accounts on various different platforms. I would go so far as to say that most people these days have a Facebook, Twitter, and Instragram (or a mix of those) and probably others, too. Keeping a clean social media presence is very important. The job market is already so… Continue reading The Importance of a Clean Social Media Presense
For those who are not familiar, Snapchat is an application that allows users to take photos, videos, add text and drawings, and send them to a list of recipients. “Snaps” last anywhere from 1-10 seconds long and are said to disappear forever afterwards. Snapchat began, like many social media platforms, for users on a personal… Continue reading Snapchat Campaign Tips
If you don’t know what Hootsuite is, refer back to my post Why everyone should be using Hootsuite. I was just recently certified and I am so glad that I can call myself a Hootsuite certified professional. Social media has changed from a pastime or hobby to a must-have skill. Especially in the business world,… Continue reading Hootsuite Certification 101
I have a little bit of experience blogging before this class, but writing a blog post every week has really helped out my blogging skills. Here are some things that I’ve learned to help make blogging as a student easier! Outline. Before you click “add blog post,” consider making an outline first. Outlining your blog… Continue reading Blogging Tips for Students
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