Zachary Lewallen presented on his final blog project. He chose a guitar playing image as his blog banner to represent himself. His blog name is his first name without spaces for simplicity. He optimized blog posts on topics like social media marketing. He integrated his existing social media like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube and created a Flickr account to link from his blog.
2. Blog Banner
I chose my blog banner as a representative of
myself.
I love to play guitar and thought that the
picture went along very well with my theme!
For my blog name, I just used the name I go by
with no spaces just to make it easier to find.
4. “The Semantic Web”
“Instagram!..For Business?”
“Facebook: the Newest Marketing
Phenomenon”
“Social Media Efficiency”
Optimized Blog Posts
5. On my blog I created a text widget for my
Facebook page and used my personal
Facebook.
There isn’t anything “unprofessional” on it, but
there isn’t anything that would denote me
advertising something on there either
Friend me!
Facebook Page
6. I also linked my Twitter feed to my blog using
the Twitter widget on my sidebar
This is the link to my personal Twitter account
For my header, I used a picture of Darth Vader
in a Santa hat because I love Star Wars and it’s
that time of year!
Twitter Account
7. My LinkedIn account was the best for me, since
I do have work experience.
I think the potential for this website is great
and what it teaches the user is really good life
skills, but it isn’t used very widely yet it seems
like.
LinkedIn Account
8. I used my YouTube account done through my
Google+ to link the playlist to my blog post
about it, but I have a personal one that already
existed before this class.
I have not ever uploaded a video to YouTube
because I don’t have a video camera, but I hope
soon we’ll be able to use smartphones to
upload videos
YouTube Account
9. I created a Flickr account for this class and it
has a widget on my sidebar
I only uploaded one picture to it because I
don’t really take that many pictures…. But I can
see how it works and the functions it could be
used for.
Flickr