Social Media Posts
Is Revue Too Good to be True?
Revue is a newsletter tool that is deeply integrated with Twitter, but is it the right email marketing tool for freelancers?
Is It Time To Unplug?
Acknowledging our dependence on technology is crucial to developing better methods to prevent addiction and abuse.
Your Audience Is Out There
There’s an audience for everything, no matter how mainstream or obscure. As we create our audience will slowly build.
Want to be a better storyteller? Start watching TikTok.
Up your storytelling game by following master TikTok storytellers who succinctly tell complete stories in less than three minutes.
We Are Not Competitors
Instead of looking at other writers as competitors fighting each other for work, we should start to see each other as colleagues.
Facebook is Not the Solution for Freelancers and Small Businesses
Facebook is not the solution to small business marketing. Take ownership of your content and invest in a dedicated website.
Let’s Talk About Follower Counts
Do you know how many of your followers are fake? Chances are, it’s a lot more than you think. As a result, following numbers are useless.
How To Make Social Media Great Again
If you have 30 minutes, you have everything necessary to enjoy social media
Twitter To The Rescue
📝 This Week’s Goal: Learn how to leverage Twitter to market your writing and build your audience.
It’s Time to Verify the Internet
Twitter’s new Birdwatch feature is a good step, but more needs to be done.
This Just In: Social Authenticity
Did the coronavirus force us into an authentic form of social media?
In the Dark
A story of a power outage and digital strangers.
Get Off The Internet
The alternatives to healthy boundaries are burnout and broken relationships.
A Comprehensive List of Everyone Still Using Facebook
Are you considering deleting Facebook? Are you fearful you’ll miss out on something amazing if you wipe the account from your life?
Tweetbot vs. Twitterriffic
The Battle of Twitter’s Third-Party Apps
CNN Ruined Twitter
It’s time to reclaim Twitter from brands and celebrities.
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