This week, WhatsApp freaks us out. Google fires a gun at an Apple. Uganda taxes Social Media usage. JK learns how to say Papua New Guinea, and more! YouTube Music, a new music streaming service, is coming soon YouTube just announced the Music platform, a music streaming service similar to Spotify and Deezer. As of…
This week: YouTube Music rolls out, Sports broadcasts on traditional media is suicide, Instagram allows Muting on Feed, Facebook stops Revenge Porn using your naked photos, and more! YouTube Music, a new music streaming service, is coming soon YouTube just announced the Music platform, a music streaming service similar to Spotify and Deezer. As of…
In this episode, we talk about using the Build, Measure and Learn cycle with our clients’ Social Media Management and Advertisements.
This week, Firefox helps you stop Facebook tracking, social media platforms prepare for Web 3.0? Facebook disables almost 1.3b accounts, and more Firefox can now stop Instagram and Facebook from tracking you online. An article by Star Online states that Firefox’s anti-tracking extension called Facebook Container just added abilities to isolates not only Facebook, but…
In this episode, Kevin Mitnick shows us how 2FA is bypassed, Google Assistant spells dawn of Web 3.0, the evolution of Instagram Polls, Siri and Alexa controlled by subliminal messages, Facebook Live evolves, and marketers see lower Facebook ads effectiveness lately. Recent Posts
In this episode, I talked about the purpose of brands being on Social Media. it isn’t about constant and incessant selling, but education and information that creates good Following and Engagement.
Social Viral Posts: When to Ride It And When To Let Go In this episode, I talk about how brands should react to the virality of a situation. The more viral a post is, the faster it runs its course. If you want to jump on the bandwagon, you gotta get on board quick. …
This is the first publicly published episode of Social Media Weekly, brought to you by Virtual Peddlers. In this episode, we talk about Facebook’s new possible monetization methods that could help keep our private information private.
In this episode, Shawn talks about why videos made for social media should be no more than 2-minutes long. This episode itself was cut into 3 parts so it is short enough for social media, but is presented in the complete form for website consumption.
Hi all, I am happy to announce that the CEO’s Note is now Founder’s Note, and it’s mainly in the form of 1-minute videos we primarily post on Instagram and YouTube.