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Five tips for increased security on social media

Social media sites contain a large amount of your personal information, which you would not want to fall into the wrong hands. Social media sites try hard to protect your personal information; however some people are still able to hack into your account if your settings are not secure. Social Media Today has provided some [...]

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How to be a good ghost tweeter

Ghost tweeters are teams or individuals who are outsourced by companies to tweet on their behalf. It sounds like a simple concept, and in many ways it is but tweeting for a client is very different to tweeting for your own company or for yourself. If you are considering becoming a ghost tweeter for someone, [...]

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How to write a media release without ‘news’

Do you want to write a media release but can’t think of anything newsworthy happening in your company? Then search a little deeper and you could be surprised by how many stories are waiting to be told about your company. To write an effective media release it must have a newsworthy angle or content. Finding [...]

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How to write a good letter to the Editor

When you write a Letter to the Editor, you usually have good reason for it. Editors get hundreds of letters, and it’s at their discretion which ones get published. So how do you get them to choose yours? Get to the point Choose one specific issue to address in your letter and offer your argument [...]

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How to use hashtags on Twitter

If you’re already using Twitter you may have noticed this sign ‘#’ and wondered what it meant. Usually the sign is followed by words or characters that relate to a particular topic. The sign and the following words are called a hashtag. Hashtags allow Twitter followers to categorise their tweets and search for other people’s [...]

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Why your business should start pinning on Pinterest

Have you heard the saying a picture paints a thousand words? Well your business can do just that on Pinterest. Pinterest is a new social media site where you can create online bulletin boards and ‘pin’ your favourite images to it. You can create a variety of bulletin boards in any category imaginable. Your followers [...]

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