Social Media is not Appropiate for Every Campaign
September 21, 2012
By: Simone Jackson In January, McDonalds decided to start their own hashtag, #McDStories, on Twitter. The purpose of #McDStories was to promote a larger campaign that shared stories about the farmers who grew food for McDonald, said Rick Wion, director of social media at McDonalds USA , in a comment to a Forbes post about the hastag. Unfortunately, this hashtag […]
Who Should Control Your Company’s Social Media?
September 12, 2012
By: Simone Jackson With the increase of social media use for marketing and public relations, many companies are looking to hire people whose sole job would be to control the company’s online content. Should companies hire a recent graduate who knows a lot about social media, but not much about the company itself or a […]
A New Appreciation for Social Media
September 7, 2012
By: Simone Jackson Recently, I was asked to be the editor of the “Obsidian,” a multicultural publication for BGSU students. I was very excited because I knew I would gain great experiences. The “Obsidian” has been operating on campus since the 1970’s. Historically,it was a publication that targeted African American students. Today, our target audience is […]
Should Potenial Employers “Creep” During the Hiring Process? …Of course
September 1, 2012
By:Simone Jackson The fact that there are people questioning whether or not potential employers should consider your online social accounts during the hiring process is ridiculous. There is a reason we post pictures,tweet, like, tag, and retweet. Obviously,we do it because its enjoyable, but we also take advantage of it because we want to display a certain […]