How (and why) to write while furious
How can I write about marketing communications topics when I’m shaking with anger and shame about the political situation in this country? Joe Hage helps me figure things out.
Karen G. Anderson, writing and content strategy
How can I write about marketing communications topics when I’m shaking with anger and shame about the political situation in this country? Joe Hage helps me figure things out.
Social media in 2015 has moved beyond story telling to become an interactive public performance with a variety of audiences.
Pew Internet reports that Facebook is far and away the most popular social media site for adults.
Illustrations have become increasingly important as people find blog content through image-friendly links on Facebook or online periodicals like Seattle Women Daily.
Look for YouTube channels to replace blogs, and for successful bloggers to offer how-tos and paid content (my contribution to the predictions for tech blogging started by Jeremiah Owyang).
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Karen Anderson’s presentation on social media for the Public Relations Writing class at the University of Washington.
I know quite a few bloggers who are thinking of switching over to WordPress. My advice is: Do it.
The vast majority of bloggers have no involvement in payola schemes, but often find themselves in situations where they could be accused of it.
Scot Berkun throws much needed cool water onto the bonfire of “social media” hype. Some good ideas to take with you into the holiday weekend.