Azcentral.com reports a social media photo of Arizona Governor Doug Ducey shows him at a party not wearing a mask or practicing social distancing. According to the news story, the governor’s office argues the social media post was misleading by initially providing an incorrect date of when the governor attended a small celebration for a […]
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Like so many other businesses out there, whether they wish to acknowledge it or not, we continued to hang out with Twitter just to cover our bases. I mean let’s be honest. Many businesses are not genuinely in love with social media. They simply feel obligated to it. And we can relate to that. But enough is enough. We will not be ignored.
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However certain aspects of today’s society offer glimpses of how disconnected we can become from each other. Ironically, social media, in our view, plays a significant role. While social media provides an important voice for people, organizations and social causes, it also appears to lower the standard of genuine friendship and personal communication.
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Social media can play an influential role raising your profile. However, the relationship with such marketing tools can feel like a rocky one. Social media reminds you of birthdays for people you don’t know or care about. It reinforces nobody cares about something you think is funny or interesting. You infer someone behind the social
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Social media channels often are better ways to communicate than websites, and it would be refreshing if more companies didn’t leave those options out in the cold.
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If we are screen zombies, I’m one of those in the pack that has awaken from the dream and realized something feels wrong. I’m simply not sure how to exit that world.
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Shouts from digitized rooftops jockey for attention, “Look at me! Look at me!”
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I could pay you, but you’re not free.
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Creating videos is not assembling widgets.
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Make someone available to talk with the media. Don’t hide behind “no comment” or lame, emailed statements. Apologize and share your disappointment in strong, genuine terms. Apologies won’t satisfy everyone, but they often stop problems before they snowball into something out-of-control. Explain how this happened. Otherwise, the rumor mill starts churning and speculation
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