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Social media is changing the way we communicate every day. Communication is becoming more passive as opposed to being active. Social media has shifted the way we communicate with individuals and institutions and the way they communicate with us.
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Due to the success of the #100Kids100Days campaign, Gov. Bob McDonnell is launching a new social media effort aimed at increasing support for adoption in Virginia.
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Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Tumblr, Instagram, Pinterest … there are so many social media platforms out there, almost too many, depending on your perspective.
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You have 500 likes on your Facebook business page, but the last time you said anything to your fan base was two weeks ago. Bad. You have 23 followers on your Twitter page, and you have a busy schedule of posts, videos, pictures, contests, etc. Bad. Maybe worse.
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AFP principal Chris Graham will lead a Jan. 23 seminar on social media and web marketing being sponsored by the Augusta Health Community Health Forum. The seminar – Building the Machine – will be offered from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Virginia Regional Transit/CATS building, 51 Ivy Ridge Lane, Fishersville. The $25 fee…
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Are you getting the best bang for your web-marketing bucks? Chris Graham of Augusta Free Press LLC will help you figure out how to best position yourself on the web – from the basics of web design to advanced approaches to integrating your business site into Facebook and Twitter. Come prepared with questions specific to…
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Greater Augusta Regional Chamber of Commerce www.augustachamber.org Host: Greater Augusta Regional Chamber of Commerce What: Business At Breakfast When: Wed., Feb. 17, 8–9 a.m. Location: GOE Plan, 540 Lew DeWitt Blvd., Suite 2, Waynesboro Topic: How to use social media-in any kind of business. Details: Speakers Jeff Goering, GOE Plan, and Chris Graham, Augusta Free…
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Charlottesville Police are making it clear that it will not tolerate threats, including those made on its own social media channels.
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Your employee just posted something to their personal social media account that made you cringe. What do you do as a supervisor and how will this impact the company?
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Believe it or not, social-media platforms are supposed to be fun. And at one point, they were. Unfortunately, years of scandal, corruption, and a torrent of “fake news,” has tarnished the reputation of many social-media outlets.
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