The Social Media Monthly

9 No-Nonsense Social Media Tips Your Business Can't Ignore By Rachel Strella 1. Realize there’s no substitute for a sound strategy. Brands that have built a large and engaged following didn’t do so by accident. They strategize...

Smoothing the Transition of Career Change Many of us will change the direction that our career is going in at some point in our lives. In fact, the likelihood that we will stick to one...

3 Ways Self-Storage Units can help Your Business Business owners can benefit from the use of a self-storage unit for their business in numerous different ways. Whether you need extra space for your business run...

Despite Crisis, Americans Still Like Facebook Bospar, the boutique PR firm that puts tech companies on the map, revealed new polling on how Americans feel about Facebook and its PR crisis.  This news comes after...

Important Social Media Insights Your Business Should Be Looking At  By Paul Herrera Nowadays, any business not wanting to be left in the stone age is attempting to reach and engage with their audiences through channels...

What Marketers Can Learn From Listerine’s Instagram Flop By Analisa Goodin Marketers are always under pressure to develop innovative ways to reach consumers. This means they have to keep pace with radical shifts in consumer...

5G Streaming is Going to be Beautiful When It Gets Here But… “That's because they're all part of it. They're all pods, all of them!” – Nancy Bellicec, “Invasion of the Body Snatchers,” Solofilms, 1978 For...

The Long and Short-Term Implications of EU Copyright Directive By Ron Moscona These issues will spark much debate in the months to come particularly surrounding the likely impact of these reforms on the way content is shared,...

Social Media Provide Critical Information Missed By FEMA Social media sites can be a valuable tool for assessing the impact of natural disasters like Hurricane Harvey, but a new report indicates much of the critical information...

Teamwork Starts With The Boss A happy team is a healthy team. Sadly, colleagues don’t always see eye to eye. Instead of working together for the good of the company, they play politics and bicker...