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Future Travel: A desire named streetcar
Hi.
I like to read books with a highlighter and a pen. Now I get to read my internet pretty much the same way.
I like to read books with a highlighter and a pen. Now I get to read my internet pretty much the same way.
How cool is that?
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How can I transfer Page admin rights?
FB states: “There is currently no way to take away admin status from the creator of a Page. However, Page admins can add or remove other admins by following these steps:
Click the “Edit Page” link below the Page’s photo. .
On the right hand side, click the “Add” link in the Admin section.
Select the friend you would like to add an an admin.
FB states: “There is currently no way to take away admin status from the creator of a Page. However, Page admins can add or remove other admins by following these steps:
Click the “Edit Page” link below the Page’s photo. .
On the right hand side, click the “Add” link in the Admin section.
Select the friend you would like to add an an admin.
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Much like a PR person worth her weight in gold has many contacts and a good reputation in the traditional media circles, a social media consultant (SMC) worth her weight in gold has many contacts and a good reputation in online communities. This doesn’t necessarily mean that the SMC has the MOST contacts, either. It’s how people talk about her, how she interacts and how the things she posts are spread around. A good SMC will have high Whuffie on the web. People will trust her opinion. Other influential people will value her expertise. The reason that quality is as important as quantity is that her Whuffie will rub off on her clients. If she is trusted for what she talks about, her connections will be more likely to check out who she is representing.
1. Personal thoughts and reflections that suit your brand – this helps people feel more trust towards you and your brand and strikes up conversations
2. Events (both your own and other events your audience may find interesting) – this makes things interesting and, perhaps, gives you a way to meet your followers
3. Contests (”The first three people who answer this trivia question get….”) – they drive more followers and interest in what you tweet
4. Replies (@twittername) – this comes from listening to your followers (you have to follow back to see their tweets). The more personal the reply, the higher the impact.
5. Direct replies (d twittername) – this isn’t in the public timeline, but it helps build deeper bonds to talk directly to someone like this. This is helpful to answer people when it is a private matter or when you want to show concern (i.e. someone reports an accident, etc.)
6. New blog posts – you should keep these to one per day at the very most and you should also promote other people’s blog posts that are of interest
7. Announcements – if it is interesting, tweet it
8. OH’s (overheard) – someone say something in the office or when you are out and about that cracks you up? Type OH: “well, if you don’t mind, im trying to work on my love life” or something else funny (sometimes used to offset potentially racy comments…if you didn’t say it, but are just REPEATING IT, then it’s okay)
9. Rickrolls or other fun internet games – this shows you are a bunch of fun and has people trying to do the same for you. Spreading as many internet memes as possible is good.
10. Lyrics and quotes – especially fun are the lyrics: ♪Never give the game away | Try to keep me entertained, baby | Don’t make it too easy | Leave something for me and my imagination♪ as the musical notes make for lots of questions
11. Links to media you create – video is fun, podcasts, perhaps interviews that are posted online about you, etc.
12. Shout outs – @twittername rocks! Thanks for the great link: http://insertlink.com These make people feel great, too.
2. Events (both your own and other events your audience may find interesting) – this makes things interesting and, perhaps, gives you a way to meet your followers
3. Contests (”The first three people who answer this trivia question get….”) – they drive more followers and interest in what you tweet
4. Replies (@twittername) – this comes from listening to your followers (you have to follow back to see their tweets). The more personal the reply, the higher the impact.
5. Direct replies (d twittername) – this isn’t in the public timeline, but it helps build deeper bonds to talk directly to someone like this. This is helpful to answer people when it is a private matter or when you want to show concern (i.e. someone reports an accident, etc.)
6. New blog posts – you should keep these to one per day at the very most and you should also promote other people’s blog posts that are of interest
7. Announcements – if it is interesting, tweet it
8. OH’s (overheard) – someone say something in the office or when you are out and about that cracks you up? Type OH: “well, if you don’t mind, im trying to work on my love life” or something else funny (sometimes used to offset potentially racy comments…if you didn’t say it, but are just REPEATING IT, then it’s okay)
9. Rickrolls or other fun internet games – this shows you are a bunch of fun and has people trying to do the same for you. Spreading as many internet memes as possible is good.
10. Lyrics and quotes – especially fun are the lyrics: ♪Never give the game away | Try to keep me entertained, baby | Don’t make it too easy | Leave something for me and my imagination♪ as the musical notes make for lots of questions
11. Links to media you create – video is fun, podcasts, perhaps interviews that are posted online about you, etc.
12. Shout outs – @twittername rocks! Thanks for the great link: http://insertlink.com These make people feel great, too.
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