Coronavirus Social Media Tips for Business Owners [9 Social Media Post Ideas for COVID-19]

by user | Mar 30, 2020 | Content Marketing, Social Media, Social Media Marketing

With the emergence of the Global Pandemic, COVID-19, businesses have a unique opportunity to communicate with stakeholders and potential stakeholders. People are at home, and in many cases with nothing to do, therefore, they take refuge on Social Media. What this...

Like It Or Not, You Are What You Post Online

by user | Oct 3, 2019 | Facebook, Social Media Marketing

“Don’t judge me by the things I post online; I can post whatever I want; it is not a reflection of who I am in real life.” That’s me paraphrasing something that someone posted on Facebook. Here’ a reality check for you. People will judge...

Facebook Is About To Change In A Big Way and Here’s Everything You Need To Know

by user | Mar 22, 2019 | Facebook, Social Media

Facebook had a pretty rough year in 2018, the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Mark Zuckerberg being called to testify before the US Congress and among other issues that they had to deal with. So, it should come as no surprise to anyone that they are going to be making...

How I Used Facebook To Promote and Sell Out My Masterclass

by user | Mar 1, 2019 | Grenada, Masterclass, Social Media Marketing

It has been one week since I hosted my Social Media Masterclass in Grenada. The feedback so far has been really great, and I am quite happy with how everything played out. There were some hiccups, areas for improvement, things that could have been done better. But...

Here’s What Every Caribbean Parent and Teacher Need To Know About Students Social Media Use

by user | Jan 19, 2019 | Caribbean, Social Media, Digital Citizenship

I always write about how businesses can take advantage of opportunities on Social Media. However, there is a side of social media that is having an adverse impact on young people, and they do not even understand what is happening. A few days ago I made a post on...