Recently, I spoke at Social Media Breakfast about Using Social Media to Build a Movement (Even Without a “Real” Budget or Staff). We covered many topics and concepts, but the one that seemed to garner the most buzz was the concept of the Digital Guide. So let’s break it down. What is a Digital Guide – An Overview […]
The wait is over! It’s now officially as easy to switch between Instagram accounts on your mobile device as it is to switch between Twitter accounts. For those of you who run only a single account, this won’t change your interaction with the platform. But if you have a personal account, and you also run […]
I get emails from all kinds of people, businesses and organizations. I love the art of the email, so I subscribe to many lists. Of course, this list includes numerous candidates running for President in the 2016 cycle, both Democratic and Republican. Amongst the list of people I get emails from is Hillary Clinton. […]
My LinkedIn URL is linkedin.com/in/joshklemons. It’s simple enough to put on my business card or website, or even to just tell to people in conversation. (If only the spelling of my last name wasn’t so darn tricky!) But if you are like a lot of people on LinkedIn, you haven’t customized your LinkedIn URL. So instead […]
While this search method still works to find your friends in a city (as well as to search Facebook in many other powerful ways), Facebook has also replaced the ability to search through your friends by “current city.” I love Facebook. I use it for all kinds of things. But for a long time, my […]
On Thursday night, Jeb Bush held a town hall in New Hampshire—a must win state for his struggling campaign. Looking at the pictures, it’s clear he packed the room. He proudly took to Twitter to report that the crowd was “400 strong.” Respectable turnout, no doubt about it. Just a few hours away in Vermont […]
A little while back, I had the pleasure to edit the riveting tale of one young man who had achieved the American dream, only to realize it was not his American dream. He worked hard through college and got a good job as a programmer with a Fortune 500 company. Things were fine. But he didn’t want to settle for […]
Sadly, this feature no longer works on Facebook. Want to learn to get more out of your Facebook page? Let’s set up a training for you and/or your team today! LET’S CONNECT —— Yesterday, I wrote a blog post about the fact that I’m nearing 1000 followers on Twitter. After writing the post, I started sharing […]
Facebook runs using an amazing algorithm. It analyzes all of the information is how about you (where you live, what kinds of posts you like, where you check in and literally thousands of other pieces of information) and then it works hard to show you content that it thinks you will like. Even when it […]
First things first, is there really a difference between “capital” and “capitol?” Yes, there really is.Okay! So what is the difference between “capital” and “capitol?” While they might seem confusing, fear not. There is a very easy trick to navigating the difference. First off, with just one exception, you ALWAYS spell it capital. With an “A,” capital applies to money […]
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