Keeping it Social

Joking about the coronavirus is not in good taste. When it comes to major epidemics or events, it’s best to leave it off your social media. Like the saying goes if you don’t have something nice to say, don’t say anything at all.

"The average time spent on social media is 144 minutes per day." Imagine what could happen if you business was on social media!

Instagram fans get ready...there's a big update. Layout mode has landed for stories!

Buying fake followers is bad. Mmkayyy

Influencer marketing isn't all it's cracked up to be. Just because someone has a large following, that doesn't give them credibility, nor are they seen as an expert. Make sure you do your work before teaming up with an influencer!

No more stalking your friends and people you like anymore!

Our company is proud to support and work with this amazing cause. Nitsua Tribe has officially launched and is ready to make a difference. Check out their crowdfunding campaign and please donate if you are able.

These are common mistakes we see all the time. Quality over quantity. Make sure your marketing plans give a positive ROI, or else you are just wasting time and money.

A new feature is being rolled out to some users on Instagram today. The stories feature has always been the most used feature on Instagram, thus the company is looking to make it the central focus of the social media app. Do you use the stories feature more than the feed?

Fewer brands are using Influencers for their marketing. But, there is a place for them in your marketing plan, it will just require more from the influencer. If you are thinking about using an influencer to help get your message out, you will want to read this guide to help you choose one properly.

With so many people forced to take their business online, we thought this blog post on How to Create a Webinar might be helpful to guide you through the online startup process. Let us know your comments or questions below

The crew at snopes.com are overwhelmed with COVID-19 misinformation. We need to inform the community that we need to prepare for the next one, not this one, because the information war over COVID-19 was lost weeks ago, and the idea that we’re going to change the tide so dramatically by having five fact-checkers work themselves to deathit is not happening. Something to think about if you consider social media your main source for news, or if you are regularly sharing information without fact checking first.

Facebook has announced a $100-million grant program for small businesses, but details have yet to be released as to who will be able to access this money.