Hi Perceptive Readers, This is a Restore from last year. Do you remember Joel Clemons Instagram?
November 6, 2019
Social Media Sharing Thursday Pick
Dear Perceptive Readers, welcome to Social Media Sharing Pick Thursday.
We need to be frank high-schoolers.Did you just say, “I only need to be me, and who is Frank anyway?”
You know what, we are going to have you open for Sinbad, you keep that up.
Now where were the rest of us? Ah, being frank about social media.
This is going to be short and sweet.
Now where were the rest of us? Ah, being frank about social media.
This is going to be short and sweet.
Social Media has always been designed for sharing — so share.
When the articles and events have a hyperlink with a featured image; that is supposed to be shared as well. What company, musician, singers, doctors, entrepreneurs, and models do not want to see their brand shared? Let’s place impetus on for years since the beginning, this is what technology and Social Media Sharing has been all about sharing and still is with online chats from time to time! It is used for customer service as well! What a great use of technology!
Yes untold numbers use it as designed above.
If you like (appreciate) it, then share it.If the image appears with the link you share, then this all a part of the article title and link presentation.
If a company does not want you to share their images that automatically appears with the link, then on their websites they can turn such hot linking settings off. IMHO with a picture saying a thousand words, you will lose marketing value by doing that though.
Meanwhile, welcome to Social Media Sharing Thursday Pick. Place this in your notification calendars! This feature will run through November and December!
Instagram Sharing Joel Clemons
“One of the biggest problems in relationships that will create unhappiness is the feeling of entitlement and ownership. A healthy relationship is based on cooperation, commitment, trust, equality and fairness; it’s about choosing each other as partners and being in service to the other, not demanding service.”