Sentences with phrase «about social stuff»

Today was extra fun, however, as I was standing and talking to her and another colleague about social stuff, and her son wandered up and punched me in the groin.

Not exact matches

While not technically a social media management tool per se, Evernote is a very frequently used tool by content managers everywhere who are focused on where and how to organize all the stuff they'll later want to write about on the web.

If you're nervous thinking about the kinds of stuff teenagers would post anonymously on a social network, you're not alone.

Hebrew University professor Yuval Harari cautions that it's not so much about our social media habits (and brands peddling stuff we don't want, or don't even know we want).

So as the idea developed, about 6 months after doing this kind of exploration where we'd meet continually with a whole bunch of different people, industry thinkers and stuff, it became clear that we could actually start a company around this and we could build the world's first social magazine.

The holidays are coming, which means more of just about everything in your life - more social engagements, more stuff, more food, more people, and hopefully more joy.

All the link building methods you hear about still work and produce results, but sometimes we get so involved in keeping up with the latest social media this or linking that we forget the simple, non-technical stuff works.

Most of the stuff that this guy brings out; Old capitalism versus new capitalism, Financial intelligence and education and the importance of both, the possible pitfalls of the American social security system and medicare, Taxation system - who it favors and who it hurts the most, all the stuff about residential homes not being assets, the dollar and how it continues to decline in value and the rest all this stuff is absolutely true.

Right wing conservative types have a Jesus who is against gay marraige, is anti-abortion, thinks there should be prayer in school, and teaches the prosperity stuff and so on... Left wing liberal Christians quote the verses about giving up possessions, feeding and clothing the poor... inner city Christians often have a Jesus who is about social justice... we were made in His image?

I've spent a good amount of time talking about the recipes in my «Fed & Fit» book here (see these stuffed peppers, this cauliflower «potato» salad, and this slow cooker barbacoa), on my podcast, and on social media.

He told ClaretandHugh: «I see so much stuff on there about this player and that player — it's a 24/7 relentless social networking spotlight and can become daft.

«When I look at a lot of the stuff that you see on social media about how — I think it's a generational thing as well — younger people look at appropriate behaviour and what is a sexual advance, what is sexual harassment and so on, to me, it's actually becoming a lot more puritanical than anything I ever saw in my 20s or in my teens.

She said: «When I look at a lot of the stuff that you see on social media about how — I think it's a generational thing as well — younger people look at appropriate behaviours and what is a sexual advance, what is sexual harassment and so on.

But if you strip away all the paraphernalia then really what culture is about at its core is about innovations that are not encoded in the genome somehow and are passed on, not by genetic transmission, and are not sort of shaped by natural selection, which is the normal stuff of evolution; but it is transmitted socially through social learning.

Stop following social media sites that post that kind of stuff — it messes with MY mind even though I feel good about myself — it's insidious and will subtly eat away at your well - deserved self confidence.

A co-worker of mine (who is a social worker now) mentioned that he learned about a lot of this stuff when he went to school 30 years ago.

But to me, what makes social media so awesome, is how we're taking away that traditional approach of «I - could - care - less - about - you - I - just - want - to - market - my - product» and we're replacing it with «I - do - care - about - you - and - I - want - to - get - to - know - you - and - then - maybe - you'll - buy - my - stuff.»

I wanted my own place to blog, keep up with social media, and just enjoy the things I like to do... without worrying about the kids deleting apps or messing with my stuff.

MARKET WATCH — Sep 28 — On CyWorld, the Korean social network, about $ 125 million is spent annually on stuff to decorate the CyWorld communities.

Being the self - appointed» Best Female Comedy Duo on YouTube», The Wing Girls actually consists of a crazy crew crafting funny videos about relationships, social media, and girls vs. boys stuff.

Her new book, The Facebook Era: Tapping Online Social Networks to Build Better Products, Reach New Audiences, and Sell More Stuff (Prentice Hall) just released on March 30th, talks about the cultural transformation underway thanks to social networks like Facebook and Twitter, and what that means for people's behavior, interactions, and relationships — both with one another and with businSocial Networks to Build Better Products, Reach New Audiences, and Sell More Stuff (Prentice Hall) just released on March 30th, talks about the cultural transformation underway thanks to social networks like Facebook and Twitter, and what that means for people's behavior, interactions, and relationships — both with one another and with businsocial networks like Facebook and Twitter, and what that means for people's behavior, interactions, and relationships — both with one another and with businesses.

If you go into this expecting a slick, international thriller with some relevant social commentary about relations between the United States and Mexico, the state of corporate greed and how bad things often happen to good people — well, there's a LITTLE bit of that stuff lightly sprinkled in.

As a high schooler and college student, when I read about new technologies, social policies, or arms control negotiations, I was intimidated just thinking about how much the people doing this stuff must know and how smart they must be.

«Even in crappy small schools, the stuff about relationships is automatic,» says Michelle Fine, a distinguished professor of social psychology at the City University of New York's Graduate Center.

Stu Levy has never been about the manga to me — he's always been the «face» of the other stuff, all those little pet - projects and admittedly odd but flamboyant social projects he engages in for reasons I won't dismiss but also won't try to fathom understanding (ie: not intended to target consumers like me, such as their recent America's Greatest Otaku reality show).

Hi Darlene — I'm an expert and present myself like that — but some agents I spoke to seemed very concerned about Twitter and FB following as well as other social media stuff.

About two - thirds of American adults make stuff using digital social media and other formats, and it's become a world now where anybody can be a publisher and an author if they choose to be.

Some of the things Murphy mentions are things I've read before, either on blogs or other marketing books (a portion of my day job is social media, so I've read this stuff about social media being about relationships, not advertising, many times).

There is only so much you can say about the apps, because only kobo apps and a bunch of social stuff was the only things pre-loaded.

These days, I feel the same way about self - publishing as I do about social media: I was there at the beginning and at one point I really knew my stuff, but it's been a while since I got involved with anything new and what the fudge even is Snapchat anyway?

Even if you can't currently tell, I have a whole lot of writing to get done, and with my upcoming Kickstarter, I want to use social media to: a) get the word out about my projects, and b) talk to my readers and engage with them, find out what makes them tick, and share cool stuff with them (because that's what I want from my favorite writers).

Plus, there's always new info and insights to be had about author marketing, social media, publicity tricks, in other words, all the stuff we blog about.

I think eventually I'm just going to take the ball, run with it, and just create one... I'll still have my blogs, but as far as a social media presence, I'm really going to just put Steve Scott, author - preneur, something like that where it's just... if you want to learn about habits or you want to learn about Kindle business publishing, that sort of stuff, then they can find me all on one central location.

I learned a ton of new stuff about social media in this interview with Frances Caballo from SocialMediaJustForWriters.

However, as with all social media, it's good to have a healthy mix of stuff you are pushing out into the world, so it isn't all about you.

We're all about trying to help you sell more books here at BookPromotion.com, but until you find the «magic formula» that's going to work to sell more of your books (whether that's advertising, book bloggers, building your mailing list, growing your social media, or any of the other stuff we talk about), I thought that today I'd give you some ideas for earning some money using those writing / editing / design skills.

Also forget about all the other trendy stuff like «establishing a brand» and «social media» being essential for success.

The final piece of this, much like I talked about in week 1 is that you can't do all of this in a vacuum, you must be out there and blogging, tweeting, and sharing this stuff on social media.

I don't understand why students with all their knowledge about the Internet and social media don't look this stuff up before they take out loans.

I love that the site was encrypted — there's so much shady stuff going on online that you really have to be careful when you're talking about putting your social security number into a web form.

With guest Sheila Scarborough - Thinking about tourism and the social Web at Sheila's Guide To The Good Stuff (http://www.sheilasguide.com/), BootsnAll Family Travel Guide (http://www.familytravellogue.com/) and Perceptive Travel Blog...

I won't be detailing the «regular» marketing stuff, like posting news about the game on social media (we had a small budget of about 500 USD for paid ads), forums or Reddit.

All these act as Social Objects within a social network of people who care passionately about the Social Objects within a social network of people who care passionately about the social network of people who care passionately about the stuff.

Every ecosystem has its own, unique set of social markers - nouns that serve as social shorthand, stuff you use to let other people know ASAP that you know what you're talking about, that you are a fellow «citizen» in a certain space.

Hmm, and what about the legitimacy of social engineering in the service of selling stuff — like, eyeballs and politicians?

- are passionate about the social and economic issues and the major consequences for people's lives this stuff could / does have.

Rather than eschewing moralism, the technocrat could turn the table on «energy poverty moralizers» and talk about the responsibilities of fossil fuel companies and their political allies... Ordinary people get this stuff... The lament of the technocrats is self - defeating, counterproductive, and ultimately poor social science.

But how does one know which products and companies are questionable, given that the marketing and advertising campaigns are carefully groomed and scripted to make us buy stuff, and not to make us think about supply chains and environmental and social responsibility, or about the political affiliation and financial donations made by the CEO or company directors.

Sam Glover: You know, you're a great example of... Lots of lawyers seem to turn to other lawyers when they have questions about how to use social media and stuff, but you have dived into the groups of people who are actually using social media, rather than trying to find out from colleagues.

Even if you are careful about what you post online, now is a good time to review your social media accounts and clean out stuff that no longer belongs.