Category Archives: YouTube
How Social Media Saved the Holidays by Hootsuite
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Social Media – Etiquette
There have been many news reports and articles written about people that are fired or not hired because of things they have written on the internet. Many different news channels have discussed whether or not it is ethical for Employers to look at your Facebook and other social media accounts to get a sneak peek into your personal life and other connections. It has been outlawed in many areas that employers can not ask for your passwords but that won’t stop them from looking publicly!!
Make sure your privacy settings are set correctly. Facebook LOVES to change the rules regularly. When in doubt, don’t post it!! If it’s slightly questionable and you’re job hunting, it may be best to not post it. Same rules apply to Twitter, YouTube, Instagram and etc…
Here are a list of Mashable articles that may interest you and go into more detail:
mashable.com/2012/07/30/social-media-fired
mashable.com/2012/05/07/facebook-like-fired
mashable.com/2012/08/26/complain-boss-facebook
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LinkedIn – New User Interface
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TED Talks – Jonathan Zittrain
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TED Talks – Cyber Awe
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Google Docs Improved
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Google Docs
They say it best! This is why I love Google Docs!
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Linking Properly
When having links on your website, you want them, to most importantly, be correct! If you are trying to show your viewers/readers/customers a YouTube video, you want them to see it, otherwise, why did you send them there? News feeds or articles, other people’s videos, etc. have a tendency to change, make sure you have a back up, just in case.
If you do a lot with YouTube or Vimeo, it is best to link to the “channel” by using the proper icon. If you want a particular video displayed, then why not embed the video some where on the site. Have it on your channel, so you know it will always work.
If you are a commercial and residential painter and you want your services page to have an example of you doing a faux finish, then post the video or specific link to that video on the page it relates to.
People expect simple things. Social icons should go to the social medias that the icon represents not just to a video. Keeping your site to high standards will help your site be more user friendly and will have more repeat visitors.
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Blogs- in Plain English
Blogs in Plain English by Common Craft.