Instagram is a photo sharing app that allows users to take photos, choose filters to transform the look, and share on social networks. Within nine months of launching, Instagram had 150 million photos uploaded, much faster growth than Flickr. As of November 2011, Instagram reported 12 million global users. News organizations, non-profits, and bands are using Instagram to share photos and connect with followers.
Facebook pages: guide to set-up, tips, tricks and metricsmyvideoshorts IRL
This document provides an overview of how to set up and manage a Facebook page. It discusses adding cover images, profile pictures, tabs, photos, videos, bios and more. It also covers inviting friends, ads, targeting audiences, scheduling posts, pinning posts, highlighting posts, creating events, insights and metrics like reach, engaged users, things people are talking about and like sources. The document aims to help users understand how to build their Facebook page and community.
Women are more likely than men to use social media on mobile devices. While women tend to rely more on social media overall, men are more inclined to use social platforms like Facebook while in the bathroom. The document provides tips for using Facebook and Pinterest, such as hiding content from non-fans on Facebook through cover images, and thoroughly tagging pins on Pinterest to increase sharing. It also shares the fact that Google+ is gaining over 600,000 new users daily and its +1 button is used billions of times.
1. The document discusses how documenting one's life through photos and videos on social media has become increasingly common, with some people turning their documenting hobbies into successful careers.
2. Some keys to success include developing a distinctive personal brand, gaining a large online following, and monetizing one's influence through sponsorships, product endorsements, or launching one's own product lines.
3. Daily vloggers in particular have found career success by sharing daily video blogs on YouTube and developing lucrative brands that attract millions of viewers and substantial income from advertisements.
Instagram is a photo sharing app that allows users to take pictures, apply filters and effects, add locations, and share photos on multiple social media platforms. The app has gained popularity among photographers both amateur and professional as a platform for sharing photos and has impacted the world of photography by inspiring many more people to engage in photography on a regular basis. Instructions are provided on how to download, set up an account, take and share photos, and use various features within the Instagram app.
This document provides an overview of the Instagram photo sharing app, including:
- It was launched in 2010 and allows users to take photos, add filters and captions, and share photos on iPhone, iPad, and Android.
- Many celebrities use Instagram to share photos with their fans.
- The app allows users to find popular photos, see updates from accounts they follow, and like photos with the heart button.
This document summarizes a day of a two-day intensive workshop on using social media for nonprofits. It lists the day's objectives as summarizing what was learned, how it can apply to social media strategies, and identifying questions. It describes using a modified world cafe model to discuss lessons in small groups. Participants were asked three discussion questions: the most important learning to apply; what is needed to implement strategies successfully; and one small step to take to make strategies successful. An evaluation was done through verbal feedback and an upcoming email survey.
Instagram is a photo sharing app that allows users to take photos, choose filters to transform the look, and share on social networks. Within nine months of launching, Instagram had 150 million photos uploaded, much faster growth than Flickr. As of November 2011, Instagram reported 12 million global users. News organizations, non-profits, and bands are using Instagram to share photos and connect with followers.
Facebook pages: guide to set-up, tips, tricks and metricsmyvideoshorts IRL
This document provides an overview of how to set up and manage a Facebook page. It discusses adding cover images, profile pictures, tabs, photos, videos, bios and more. It also covers inviting friends, ads, targeting audiences, scheduling posts, pinning posts, highlighting posts, creating events, insights and metrics like reach, engaged users, things people are talking about and like sources. The document aims to help users understand how to build their Facebook page and community.
Women are more likely than men to use social media on mobile devices. While women tend to rely more on social media overall, men are more inclined to use social platforms like Facebook while in the bathroom. The document provides tips for using Facebook and Pinterest, such as hiding content from non-fans on Facebook through cover images, and thoroughly tagging pins on Pinterest to increase sharing. It also shares the fact that Google+ is gaining over 600,000 new users daily and its +1 button is used billions of times.
1. The document discusses how documenting one's life through photos and videos on social media has become increasingly common, with some people turning their documenting hobbies into successful careers.
2. Some keys to success include developing a distinctive personal brand, gaining a large online following, and monetizing one's influence through sponsorships, product endorsements, or launching one's own product lines.
3. Daily vloggers in particular have found career success by sharing daily video blogs on YouTube and developing lucrative brands that attract millions of viewers and substantial income from advertisements.
Instagram is a photo sharing app that allows users to take pictures, apply filters and effects, add locations, and share photos on multiple social media platforms. The app has gained popularity among photographers both amateur and professional as a platform for sharing photos and has impacted the world of photography by inspiring many more people to engage in photography on a regular basis. Instructions are provided on how to download, set up an account, take and share photos, and use various features within the Instagram app.
This document provides an overview of the Instagram photo sharing app, including:
- It was launched in 2010 and allows users to take photos, add filters and captions, and share photos on iPhone, iPad, and Android.
- Many celebrities use Instagram to share photos with their fans.
- The app allows users to find popular photos, see updates from accounts they follow, and like photos with the heart button.
This document summarizes a day of a two-day intensive workshop on using social media for nonprofits. It lists the day's objectives as summarizing what was learned, how it can apply to social media strategies, and identifying questions. It describes using a modified world cafe model to discuss lessons in small groups. Participants were asked three discussion questions: the most important learning to apply; what is needed to implement strategies successfully; and one small step to take to make strategies successful. An evaluation was done through verbal feedback and an upcoming email survey.
The document outlines the process and results of a project to build a social network tribe among a group of participants. It discusses establishing the network, getting feedback from participants, promotional activities like a BBQ, and a final social gathering event. It also provides links to a video and website with more information about the "Real Social Network" project.
Connect with us!
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http://twitter.com/VAsocial
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Google+ is a social networking site launched by Google that aims to make sharing online more like sharing in real life. Key features include Circles for organizing friends into groups and sharing posts only with specific Circles, Hangouts for video chatting with multiple friends simultaneously and viewing YouTube videos together, and Google Sparks to receive personalized updates on topics of interest. The site also offers notifications of social events, a +1 button to publicly recommend web pages, a customizable Stream to share content within Circles, and mobile apps for networking on the go.
Instagram is a photo sharing app that allows users to take photos, apply filters to photos, and share photos on social media networks. It has grown popular for amateur photographers to share their photos and get feedback. The app has simple features like filters, photo sharing across networks, following other users, and liking/commenting on photos. It has helped more people discover a love of photography and given them a way to develop their skills.
This is my SlideDeck on how I got Pwned by Google, and how I recovered my site using Content Marketing - Something I previously hated.
Read the Full Post Here -
http://godofseo.co/video/how-to-get-pwned-by-google/
Do-it-yourself (DIY) projects have financial, physical/mental health, and social advantages. Financially, DIY projects often cost less than paying professionals since labor costs are eliminated, and skills learned can be used for future projects. Physically, DIY projects can improve fitness as they may require exertion without noticing. Mentally, they keep the brain sharp by requiring creativity and resourcefulness. Socially, DIY provides an avenue for like-minded people to connect and discuss their projects and results.
The document discusses using social networks like Facebook and Twitter to gather feedback on a product. The author posted front cover, contents page, and double page spread images from their magazine on the networks and asked friends and family for comments on positives, negatives, and changes. They then took the feedback into account to improve their work. Uploading images to these familiar networks was simple since the author had experience using the social media sites.
Exploring Goal-setting, Rewards, Self-monitoring, and Sharing to Motivate Phy...Sean Munson
Many people have turned to technological tools to help them be physically active. To better understand how goal-setting, rewards, self-monitoring, and sharing can encourage physical activity, we designed a mobile phone application and deployed it in a four-week field study (n=23).
Participants found it beneficial to have secondary and primary weekly goals and to receive non-judgmental reminders. However, participants had problems with some features that are commonly used in practice and suggested in the literature. For example, trophies and ribbons failed to motivate most participants, which raises questions about how such rewards should be designed. A feature to post updates to a subset of their Facebook NewsFeed created some benefits, but barriers remained for most participants.
Proven Steps on the Habit Formation Highwayaditimallick
This document outlines proven steps to create the habit of logging runs for college students training for a marathon. The steps are:
1. Downloading a running app to track training runs, which provides motivation from enjoying discipline and seeing progress over time.
2. Opening the app before every run for the duration of training, around 2-3 months, where the app placement serves as a cue and tracking takes little effort.
3. Sharing training progress with friends through the app to gain social acceptance and feedback, continuing the behavior cycle.
4. Continuing to track runs even after the big race for pleasure and as proof of accomplishment, making it a familiar, easy habit.
This document summarizes an experiment conducted by Aditi Mallick to encourage students to eat more vegetables. Medical students were the target users. Visual reminders or "triggers" were placed on refrigerators to remind students to pack vegetables in their lunches. A Google form was used to track vegetable consumption. Results showed that some students ate vegetables more regularly due to the reminders, though others were already vegetarians or relied on free lunches. The experiment could be scaled up by placing triggers in more campus fridges and designing humorous triggers to appeal to more types of users.
The document describes a conceptual design called Veggie Magnets that aims to influence people to develop a stronger habit of eating vegetables each day using mobile and social technologies. The design proposes placing fridge magnets and sending Facebook reminders to trigger medical students to pack and eat vegetables for lunch. It would track their progress through a Google form and share success rates to increase accountability and positive reinforcement among participants. Limitations include not all students eating in the lounge and users not checking Facebook frequently enough. Suggested improvements involve placing magnets in more fridges, allowing recipe sharing, and exploring alternative triggers and tracking methods.
The document summarizes the design process for a prototype porthole booth structure at 500 Startups. It describes conducting user research to understand needs, ideating designs, rapidly prototyping furniture arrangements and enclosure designs, testing prototypes, and getting feedback. Key points covered include preserving the window view, addressing noise concerns, making the space adaptable, and using fire-code compliant materials. The feedback noted some designs felt too enclosed while others didn't provide enough privacy, and highlighted aspects like chair comfort, whiteboard stability, and optimal dimensions to refine.
This document outlines a 10 day challenge from Stanford University in Spring 2010 called SP&F: Sun Protection & Forecast. It cautions that while triggers may be the same for different users, the results may differ, and not to assume all users will find the same triggers motivating. It also warns against underestimating the power of friendship and accountability in achieving goals, and advises to not make assumptions about what will motivate users.
Explore how traditional classrooms and libraries become transformative learning spaces such as learning commons and makerspaces. What needs to shift in our schools to design spaces for innovative learning? We'll present ideas on how to to set up flexible, creative spaces to support learning for and with students and educators.
Sunscreen Challenge - Design Concept version 2.0S. Song
SP&F is a mobile service that aims to develop the habit of daily sunscreen use. It sends notifications on sunny mornings with the forecast and a reminder to place one's phone by their sunscreen bottle. This conditions users to apply sunscreen when they retrieve their phone before leaving. It also aims to be non-disruptive by only notifying on sunny days and using light reminders. The design was tested with mock notifications and user feedback was positive while also providing ideas to improve the experience and effectiveness of the system.
The document summarizes a case study that used SMS text messages to trigger deep breathing exercises in Stanford undergraduates as a stress reduction technique. A small pilot study found that 67% of participants took a deep breath when receiving the reminder texts. Participants reported a reduction in stress levels during finals week and felt cared for by receiving personal reminders on their phones. However, some found signing up and using the program stressful and confusing. Future efforts should focus on simplifying the user experience and sending reminders from personal contacts to make students feel more supported. Mobile technologies show potential for triggering healthy behaviors if designed with minimal effort and personalization.
Transformative Design Project 2 PresentationS. Song
This document details a hospital emergency room visit. It begins with an estimated wait time of 1 hour that decreases over time as 15 and 30 minute updates are provided. An ambulance patient then arrives and the wait time apologizes for any delay. Process and feedback sections are listed but not described.
This document provides a summary of a document about using Facebook for network marketing. It discusses creating an engaging profile and adding friends. It recommends using photos, videos, fan pages and events to promote your business. Exclusive landing pages and rewarding loyal supporters are also discussed. The last chapter covers the Facebook marketplace and plugins. The overall document provides tips and best practices for using Facebook effectively for network marketing and turning your audience into customers.
Introducing Facebook Riches--Using Facebook to turn your market into a Money Machine. In this eBook, you will discover the topics about network marketing Facebook basics, how to use a great profile and appropriate pictures, add friends with like interest, use photo albums and videos, learn how to use Facebook fan page, how to use events and much more.
An Analysis of BFP's Majestic Selfie contestJacob Jolibois
The document provides recommendations to improve a marketing campaign for Big Fish Photography (BFP) to encourage LSU students to interact with their brand. It suggests simplifying the campaign by focusing on one platform (Twitter), providing value to participants through prizes, and increasing awareness by posting regularly and incentivizing referrals. Key recommendations include limiting the campaign to Twitter, offering a prize for the best selfie, and giving participants rewards for sharing the contest on social media.
The document outlines the process and results of a project to build a social network tribe among a group of participants. It discusses establishing the network, getting feedback from participants, promotional activities like a BBQ, and a final social gathering event. It also provides links to a video and website with more information about the "Real Social Network" project.
Connect with us!
http://www.virtualassistant.org/
http://www.facebook.com/virtualassistantinc
http://virtualassistantinc.wordpress.com/
http://virtual-assistant-org.blogspot.com/
http://twitter.com/VAsocial
virtual assistant, virtual assistants, small business services, virtual business services, one stop business service, business assistant, virtual assistant, administrative services, business support, support system, back office infrastructure, services, google, google groups
Google+ is a social networking site launched by Google that aims to make sharing online more like sharing in real life. Key features include Circles for organizing friends into groups and sharing posts only with specific Circles, Hangouts for video chatting with multiple friends simultaneously and viewing YouTube videos together, and Google Sparks to receive personalized updates on topics of interest. The site also offers notifications of social events, a +1 button to publicly recommend web pages, a customizable Stream to share content within Circles, and mobile apps for networking on the go.
Instagram is a photo sharing app that allows users to take photos, apply filters to photos, and share photos on social media networks. It has grown popular for amateur photographers to share their photos and get feedback. The app has simple features like filters, photo sharing across networks, following other users, and liking/commenting on photos. It has helped more people discover a love of photography and given them a way to develop their skills.
This is my SlideDeck on how I got Pwned by Google, and how I recovered my site using Content Marketing - Something I previously hated.
Read the Full Post Here -
http://godofseo.co/video/how-to-get-pwned-by-google/
Do-it-yourself (DIY) projects have financial, physical/mental health, and social advantages. Financially, DIY projects often cost less than paying professionals since labor costs are eliminated, and skills learned can be used for future projects. Physically, DIY projects can improve fitness as they may require exertion without noticing. Mentally, they keep the brain sharp by requiring creativity and resourcefulness. Socially, DIY provides an avenue for like-minded people to connect and discuss their projects and results.
The document discusses using social networks like Facebook and Twitter to gather feedback on a product. The author posted front cover, contents page, and double page spread images from their magazine on the networks and asked friends and family for comments on positives, negatives, and changes. They then took the feedback into account to improve their work. Uploading images to these familiar networks was simple since the author had experience using the social media sites.
Exploring Goal-setting, Rewards, Self-monitoring, and Sharing to Motivate Phy...Sean Munson
Many people have turned to technological tools to help them be physically active. To better understand how goal-setting, rewards, self-monitoring, and sharing can encourage physical activity, we designed a mobile phone application and deployed it in a four-week field study (n=23).
Participants found it beneficial to have secondary and primary weekly goals and to receive non-judgmental reminders. However, participants had problems with some features that are commonly used in practice and suggested in the literature. For example, trophies and ribbons failed to motivate most participants, which raises questions about how such rewards should be designed. A feature to post updates to a subset of their Facebook NewsFeed created some benefits, but barriers remained for most participants.
Proven Steps on the Habit Formation Highwayaditimallick
This document outlines proven steps to create the habit of logging runs for college students training for a marathon. The steps are:
1. Downloading a running app to track training runs, which provides motivation from enjoying discipline and seeing progress over time.
2. Opening the app before every run for the duration of training, around 2-3 months, where the app placement serves as a cue and tracking takes little effort.
3. Sharing training progress with friends through the app to gain social acceptance and feedback, continuing the behavior cycle.
4. Continuing to track runs even after the big race for pleasure and as proof of accomplishment, making it a familiar, easy habit.
This document summarizes an experiment conducted by Aditi Mallick to encourage students to eat more vegetables. Medical students were the target users. Visual reminders or "triggers" were placed on refrigerators to remind students to pack vegetables in their lunches. A Google form was used to track vegetable consumption. Results showed that some students ate vegetables more regularly due to the reminders, though others were already vegetarians or relied on free lunches. The experiment could be scaled up by placing triggers in more campus fridges and designing humorous triggers to appeal to more types of users.
The document describes a conceptual design called Veggie Magnets that aims to influence people to develop a stronger habit of eating vegetables each day using mobile and social technologies. The design proposes placing fridge magnets and sending Facebook reminders to trigger medical students to pack and eat vegetables for lunch. It would track their progress through a Google form and share success rates to increase accountability and positive reinforcement among participants. Limitations include not all students eating in the lounge and users not checking Facebook frequently enough. Suggested improvements involve placing magnets in more fridges, allowing recipe sharing, and exploring alternative triggers and tracking methods.
The document summarizes the design process for a prototype porthole booth structure at 500 Startups. It describes conducting user research to understand needs, ideating designs, rapidly prototyping furniture arrangements and enclosure designs, testing prototypes, and getting feedback. Key points covered include preserving the window view, addressing noise concerns, making the space adaptable, and using fire-code compliant materials. The feedback noted some designs felt too enclosed while others didn't provide enough privacy, and highlighted aspects like chair comfort, whiteboard stability, and optimal dimensions to refine.
This document outlines a 10 day challenge from Stanford University in Spring 2010 called SP&F: Sun Protection & Forecast. It cautions that while triggers may be the same for different users, the results may differ, and not to assume all users will find the same triggers motivating. It also warns against underestimating the power of friendship and accountability in achieving goals, and advises to not make assumptions about what will motivate users.
Explore how traditional classrooms and libraries become transformative learning spaces such as learning commons and makerspaces. What needs to shift in our schools to design spaces for innovative learning? We'll present ideas on how to to set up flexible, creative spaces to support learning for and with students and educators.
Sunscreen Challenge - Design Concept version 2.0S. Song
SP&F is a mobile service that aims to develop the habit of daily sunscreen use. It sends notifications on sunny mornings with the forecast and a reminder to place one's phone by their sunscreen bottle. This conditions users to apply sunscreen when they retrieve their phone before leaving. It also aims to be non-disruptive by only notifying on sunny days and using light reminders. The design was tested with mock notifications and user feedback was positive while also providing ideas to improve the experience and effectiveness of the system.
The document summarizes a case study that used SMS text messages to trigger deep breathing exercises in Stanford undergraduates as a stress reduction technique. A small pilot study found that 67% of participants took a deep breath when receiving the reminder texts. Participants reported a reduction in stress levels during finals week and felt cared for by receiving personal reminders on their phones. However, some found signing up and using the program stressful and confusing. Future efforts should focus on simplifying the user experience and sending reminders from personal contacts to make students feel more supported. Mobile technologies show potential for triggering healthy behaviors if designed with minimal effort and personalization.
Transformative Design Project 2 PresentationS. Song
This document details a hospital emergency room visit. It begins with an estimated wait time of 1 hour that decreases over time as 15 and 30 minute updates are provided. An ambulance patient then arrives and the wait time apologizes for any delay. Process and feedback sections are listed but not described.
This document provides a summary of a document about using Facebook for network marketing. It discusses creating an engaging profile and adding friends. It recommends using photos, videos, fan pages and events to promote your business. Exclusive landing pages and rewarding loyal supporters are also discussed. The last chapter covers the Facebook marketplace and plugins. The overall document provides tips and best practices for using Facebook effectively for network marketing and turning your audience into customers.
Introducing Facebook Riches--Using Facebook to turn your market into a Money Machine. In this eBook, you will discover the topics about network marketing Facebook basics, how to use a great profile and appropriate pictures, add friends with like interest, use photo albums and videos, learn how to use Facebook fan page, how to use events and much more.
An Analysis of BFP's Majestic Selfie contestJacob Jolibois
The document provides recommendations to improve a marketing campaign for Big Fish Photography (BFP) to encourage LSU students to interact with their brand. It suggests simplifying the campaign by focusing on one platform (Twitter), providing value to participants through prizes, and increasing awareness by posting regularly and incentivizing referrals. Key recommendations include limiting the campaign to Twitter, offering a prize for the best selfie, and giving participants rewards for sharing the contest on social media.
A presentation with tips on privacy settings on social media, specifically Facebook, and social media do's and don'ts for volunteers, specifically to animal welfare volunteers.
Wondering what you should be doing in 2013 as a nonprofit marketer? Here are 13 suggestions to get you started. Join us at http://nonprofitmarketingguide.com throughout the year for help in making it happen.
Using Facebook To Turn Your Online Business Into A Money Making MachineSujoy Mukherji
The document provides information on using various Facebook tools and features to promote a business or product, including:
1) Creating a professional profile with an appropriate profile picture and filling out important information.
2) Adding friends with similar interests to expand reach and engagement.
3) Using photo albums and videos to provide visual content that engages users more than text.
4) Creating fan pages and events to connect with target audiences and share updates.
It also discusses using exclusive landing pages, rewarding loyal supporters, and exploring Facebook Marketplace and plugins. The overall aim is to optimize the use of Facebook for marketing and exposure.
Building a Business Facebook Page is Critical for Increasing Market Share! Successful Network Marketing Strategy in Today's Marketplace Requires an Online Presence With a Business Facebook Page in Order to Effectively Expand Your Customer Base and Increase Profitability.
Facebook Strategies and Profits is much more than just a book of simple basics discussing how to do Facebook. It also focuses on specific tried and proven methods, tips, and strategies to create the image you want and build brand awareness of your products and/or services.
We are going to tell you precisely how you can harness the networking resources of Facebook to begin generating new customers as well as creating an interactive environment to build customer loyalty!
Facebook Strategies and Profits will provide you with the following information to help you become a master of promoting your business through Facebook:
- The basics of network marketing on Facebook.
- Techniques for preparing effective profile content.
- Strategies for adding the right friends with similar interests.
- How to use photos and videos to attract interest.
- Tactics for setting up exclusive landing pages.
- Methods of increasing interaction through fan pages and events.
- The practice of rewarding loyal supporters.
- How to use the Facebook marketplace to target new customers.
- Insight on how to use beneficial Facebook plugins.
- And much, much more.
easy way to get money on facebook while chatting with your friendsShekhar Neeradi
The document provides information on using various Facebook features to promote a business or endeavor. It discusses creating a profile and using a good profile picture. It also discusses adding friends with similar interests, using photo albums and videos, creating fan pages, creating events, using exclusive landing pages, rewarding loyal supporters, and learning about the Facebook marketplace and plugins. The overall message is that understanding and optimizing the use of various Facebook tools can help contribute to the success of any business or online endeavor.
A talk about my time Jan 2007-Dec 2010 working at the Museum of Life and Science and how we used social media to deepen connections with members and enhance our ability to meet our mission.
We need to be online! Now what? Online marketing for cultural representativesMossel noch vis
This document discusses online marketing strategies. It begins by stating the need for brands to have an online presence. It then discusses that marketing is now about engagement rather than pushing messages. Brands need to offer value to people by providing entertainment, convenience or relevance. The document outlines steps to plan an online marketing strategy including understanding goals, how to achieve them, and setting key performance indicators to measure success based on engagement metrics like comments, shares and followers. It emphasizes the importance of trial and error, ongoing conversation and focusing on outcomes rather than numbers of fans.
Get Paid To Mess Around On Facebook And Twitter. Hottest New Work At Home Trend! Mobile Optimized Landing Pages, Killer Conversions. Up-sells, CB Id In Emails! Affiliate
Group formation on social networks was analyzed. Forcing users to form stable groups by requiring they join or create groups to access content was deemed unlikely to work as strangers online lack the environment and goals to naturally interact. Instead, it was proposed to:
1) Separate groups from other apps and services
2) Refocus groups on individual interactions and common goals
3) Rebuild the group app to be simpler and support operations
4) Implement a separate verified profile program to filter users, particularly students, for targeted marketing campaigns providing content incentives.
how to earns using Facebook passive incomeKumar Kishor
After creating a suitable profile the continuous step of ensuring the line of communication is kept open at all times is important. Positioning the business platform and staying in touch with the viewers will give the site the exposure it needs.
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Using Facebook to get a business recognized online is very effective and easy to do. Facebook users range in the millions at any given time thus making the platform for target audience almost infinite. Understanding the working of how to go about optimizing this tool will contribute to the success of any endeavor.
This document provides instructions and guidance for using Facebook effectively for business purposes. It discusses creating an appropriate profile and profile picture, adding friends with similar interests, using photo albums and videos to engage users, creating and optimizing fan pages and events, using exclusive landing pages, rewarding loyal supporters, and utilizing the Facebook Marketplace and plugins. The overall aim is to understand how to leverage different Facebook features to promote a business and drive traffic, awareness, and revenue.
This document discusses how hospitals can use social networking to engage with patients and the community. It provides examples of hospitals that have implemented successful social media strategies, such as Children's Hospital of LA which takes a full strategic approach. The document also outlines the key steps to developing a social media strategy, including listening to online conversations, learning from metrics and experiments, adapting the strategy based on insights, and repeating the process continuously. The overall message is that hospitals should think differently and focus on building relationships in order to utilize social networking effectively.
In this ebook, you'll learn about network marketing facebook basics, use a great profile and appropriate picture, how to use fan pages, events, landing pages, and about Facebook marketplace and plugins.
The document provides guidance on using various Facebook features to promote a business or product, including using a great profile photo, adding relevant friends, using photo albums and videos, creating a fan page, hosting events, exclusive landing pages, and rewarding loyal customers. It also discusses Facebook Marketplace and plugins. The overall aim is to optimize exposure and engagement on Facebook to help businesses and endeavors succeed.
After researching blogging and performing a case study on Tumblr, Mike Ham concluded that:
1) Blogging has shifted from traditional media to participation culture by allowing readers to interact through comments.
2) Blogging has grown massively since its beginnings in the early 2000s, though social networks have reduced recognition of blogs.
3) Blogging has made a cultural impact in areas like education, family, business, society, and religion by democratizing information.
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Best Digital Marketing Strategy Build Your Online Presence 2024.pptxpavankumarpayexelsol
This presentation provides a comprehensive guide to the best digital marketing strategies for 2024, focusing on enhancing your online presence. Key topics include understanding and targeting your audience, building a user-friendly and mobile-responsive website, leveraging the power of social media platforms, optimizing content for search engines, and using email marketing to foster direct engagement. By adopting these strategies, you can increase brand visibility, drive traffic, generate leads, and ultimately boost sales, ensuring your business thrives in the competitive digital landscape.
Rethinking Kållered │ From Big Box to a Reuse Hub: A Transformation Journey ...SirmaDuztepeliler
"Rethinking Kållered │ From Big Box to a Reuse Hub: A Transformation Journey Toward Sustainability"
The booklet of my master’s thesis at the Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering at Chalmers University of Technology. (Gothenburg, Sweden)
This thesis explores the transformation of the vacated (2023) IKEA store in Kållered, Sweden, into a "Reuse Hub" addressing various user types. The project aims to create a model for circular and sustainable economic practices that promote resource efficiency, waste reduction, and a shift in societal overconsumption patterns.
Reuse, though crucial in the circular economy, is one of the least studied areas. Most materials with reuse potential, especially in the construction sector, are recycled (downcycled), causing a greater loss of resources and energy. My project addresses barriers to reuse, such as difficult access to materials, storage, and logistics issues.
Aims:
• Enhancing Access to Reclaimed Materials: Creating a hub for reclaimed construction materials for both institutional and individual needs.
• Promoting Circular Economy: Showcasing the potential and variety of reusable materials and how they can drive a circular economy.
• Fostering Community Engagement: Developing spaces for social interaction around reuse-focused stores and workshops.
• Raising Awareness: Transforming a former consumerist symbol into a center for circular practices.
Highlights:
• The project emphasizes cross-sector collaboration with producers and wholesalers to repurpose surplus materials before they enter the recycling phase.
• This project can serve as a prototype for reusing many idle commercial buildings in different scales and sizes.
• The findings indicate that transforming large vacant properties can support sustainable practices and present an economically attractive business model with high social returns at the same time.
• It highlights the potential of how sustainable practices in the construction sector can drive societal change.
Proven Steps to Jumpstarting and Logging a simple habit with DailyBooth
1. Proven Steps to Jumpstarting and Logging a simple habit How DAILYBOOTH effectively facilitates the simple habit formation of taking photos and posting updates By Shuqiao Song habits.stanford.edu
2. Based on Fogg Behavioral Model… www.behaviormodel.org
11. 6. MORE pictures! MORE blurbs! Trigger: Email notification if you haven’t taken a photo in 24 hours (Signal) Ability: Simple. (Click link + snap picture + type + save) Motivation: Pleasure Green Dot Behavior Blue Path Behavior
12. 7. MORE social interaction w/Live Feed! Trigger: Website Button (Facilitator) Ability: Simple. (Click+ View) Motivation: Pleasure, Social Acceptance Green Dot Behavior Blue Path Behavior
14. Some Insights What counts as green (new) vs. blue (familiar)? Depends on user and use….how much a difference doe this distinction make? Creating an account in general vs. Creating an account for this specific site To be more effective in persuading users: DailyBooth could employ more span behaviors (bit of a jump from dot to path) But maybe a lighter or more random use of the email notifications 24 hour notice was designed for their original goal to get users to take a “daily” photo for 365+ days to see how your face changes…now, new goal is just documenting/sharing your life—need to update the trigger design! Lots of immediate Green and Blue dot behaviors act as early positive feedback/reinforcement for habit formation (it feels rewarding) Push triggers for social participation in new users. For example: Having followers is a big deal (people expect things of you). Commenting on other people’s photo blurbs/answering their questions is encouraged. Being part of an epic photo thread post is fun. Photos are compelling and fun. Dailybooth has potential to be used in other ways…e.g. as a sort of habit/goal/update logging/tracking mechanism.