Author: Christopher Wellbelove DL
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How to write the perfect tweet
The helpful guys at Twitter have issued some guidelines and stats to help you get the most out of your tweets. Whilst the focus is on promoting mobile apps these lessons will apply whatever you are tweeting. Time to switch off the caps lock… Be specific about discounts… Be…
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How to switch off birthday reminders in Windows 10
Since updating to Windows 10 I have been getting birthday updates popping up on my desktop which are pulled in from Facebook. With over a 1000 Facebook contacts you can imagine how irritating this can become. If the same is happening to you and you would like to switch them…
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How visual content drives social media growth
Imagery is so important in social media. I have done a number of tests of posting the same content in similar situations with and without images. Everytime those posts with images far exceed those without in all levels of engagement. This infographic goes further in attempting to explain why your followers…
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STOP: Time to rethink social media at work
Social media is now part of the mainstream. Rather than seeing it as a threat you need to see it as an opportunity. If you have not already realised it, it is time to do things differently. In your business you may see your people using social sites such as…
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Social supporting SEO
There are many benefits from social media, most are hard to measure and the impact on SEO is certainly one of those difficult to directly attribute the benefits to search engine optimisation. This graphic lays out a view on how social media could be helping your SEO efforts.
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36 Rules of social media
Love this infographic from Fast Company. It’s a couple of years old but still as relevant today as it was when it was created.
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Importance of images in a social media age
According to the National Center for Biotechnology Information, the average attention span of a human being has dropped from 12 seconds in 2000 to 8 seconds in 2013–one second less than the attention span of a goldfish. So now more than ever the likelihood of someone sitting through your 15…
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Social media demographics: Which site should you use
This handy infographic share key demographics for all the key social media sites. The stats help break some assumptions that I have heard from marketers such as that people on higher incomes do not use social media; or that younger people (18-29) don’t use Twitter. Infographic via SproutSocial. These demographics…
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Top 50 UK marketing and advertising Klout influencers on social media
Brand Republic asked Klout to run the numbers on social media influencers in the UK’s marketing and advertising industry. Klout looked at activity on social accounts (including content posted and reacted to, as well as follower and following accounts, among other things) on 21 July 2015 for the prior 90 days.…
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Which social network should marketers use?
These statistics from 2014 (looks like they are for the US) shows that marketers are increasingly taking social media seriously. Facebook continues to drive a lot of deserved attention – however Twitter is often underestimated given that the influence of Twitter reaches far beyond its 140 characters and the…
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How to mute someone on Twitter
This handy tip shows you how to stop seeing tweets from a user on Twitter without unfollowing them.
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Where are the kids hanging out?
Whilst on a conference call with some colleagues today I was asked if I felt that young people were no longer on Facebook. They had been told by an agency that ‘the kids’ were no longer using the social media website being drawn to SnapChat and other social sites. It…
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Time to backup your photos, videos and files
If your computer crashes due to a hard drive fault you might lose all your photos, videos and files. Don’t wait until this happens to do something about it – it will be too late and you could have lost precious photos or other important files that you will never…
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How to protect yourself from Malware, viruses, spyware and scareware
Unfortunately there are lots of nasty people out there who want to get access to information on you from your computer to use to get access to your money, or sometimes just because they can. Here is some tips on how you can protect yourself from malware, viruses, spyware, scareware…
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