The Power of Facebook Ads in the Digital Age
by By: Kelsey Scott Think that Facebook has reached its demise? Well, think again. The apparent “death” of Facebook has been greatly exaggerated, as the site …
Tips For The Nervous SOJC Graduate: Creating Your Portfolio and Preparing For Interviews
Author: Sophia Meyer (Twitter @sophiaameyer) Recently, I took a workshop instructed by Connie Chandler that was aimed to help students prepare for their …
Oh Metrics, You’re so Vain!
Author: Jesse Walker LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jesse-walker/ Stop me if you’ve heard this before, “Data-driven decision making”. Or how about this one? “Insights-focused”. Ooooh, buzzwords! Don’t get …
Conquering the Social Media Audit; One Bucket and Data Point at a Time
By: Kayla Henderson-Wood, Lauren Muniz, Kurtis Copper and Lola Butcher On Wednesday Kelli Matthews gave a class demonstration on how she would present a professional …
Ethics in Social Media-Application: Donald Trump
By: Samantha Nadel Feature image: Courtesy of Gage Skidmore In my opinion, there is no other individual who more clearly exemplifies the topics covered during …
Staying on Your (Twitter) Toes
By Kenden Blake Earlier this week in class, we talked about the importance of businesses and brands finding a consistent frequency for posting content, but …
A Student’s Guide to Conquering Data Analysis
By: Lauren Muniz As journalism and communication students (storytellers for short), it is our natural instinct to gravitate towards words and run at the sight …
Updating-more harm than good?
In our discussion during Monday’s class, we talked about what people want to see and what gets them engaged on social media. This correlates …
How Social Media Designs Reputation
Photo courtesy of AdWeek We’ve heard it a million times: we are our own brand. What we put out into the world through social media …
How Social Media Changed the Olympics
By: Jordyn Volk I was born during the Atlanta Summer Games and the Olympics theme song has been in my head ever since. Now, almost …