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Hey, Radio DJ! You Have a Responsibility to Fact-Check Facebook Posts

April 12, 2016 by Stephanie Winans Leave a Comment

Buzzfeed News reported this week on Facebook’s war against fake news. Fake news sites like National Report create false stories with clickbait headlines, and depend on Facebook to drive traffic to them. Facebook is doing their best to curtail the traffic they’re driving to these sites unintentionally.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: content, facebook, online content, talent, viral

What’s To Love About Facebook Hashtags?

July 14, 2013 by Stephanie Winans Leave a Comment

You’ve seen (and used, I hope!) hashtags on other social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram and Tumblr. The hashtag, a word or multiple words preceding the ‘#’ without spacing, is a method of categorizing online content and giving it context. While using hashtags on Facebook used to be a faux pas, that is no longer […]

Filed Under: Artists, Business, Uncategorized Tagged With: contest, engagement, facebook, hashtag, reach, social media

Which Social Media Platforms Should Your Small Business Be Using?

May 17, 2013 by Stephanie Winans Leave a Comment

No matter what the state of your social-media usage, there’s room to improve your strategy and expand your business. But where to focus your efforts? I offer a quick rundown on which social platforms might help you and how in an interview for the Verizon Wireless Small Business Guide.   Thumbnail photo credit: Verizon Wireless

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: facebook, Google+, LinkedIn, pinterest, small business, social media, social media strategy, twitter, verizon

Why Morning Shows Deserve Their Own Facebook Page

January 11, 2013 by Stephanie Winans 2 Comments

Three clients have approached me in the last few months, all worried because the station they work for is threatening to cancel their Morning Show Facebook page. Not because their behavior on Facebook is out of line with the station brand, or because it is distracting them from the on-air product, but because they view […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: brand, brand image, facebook, fan page, listeners, management, morning show, on-air content, rules, talent

Facebook’s Data Use Policy Changes and The Hoax Post

November 27, 2012 by Stephanie Winans Leave a Comment

You didn’t know Facebook made a change to their data use policy? That’s probably because they sent the email to users the night before Thanksgiving, right when you decided to unplug and relax for a couple of days. In fact, you may have seen other Facebook users posting a “copyright notice” to claim ownership of […]

Filed Under: Artists, Business, Uncategorized Tagged With: change, copyright, facebook, hoax, policy, social media

Like This If You Like Doughnuts: The Empty Facebook Post

October 2, 2012 by Stephanie Winans 1 Comment

“Like this if you like doughnuts, too.” “Share this if you’re single.” “Like this if you’ve ever played football.” What do these statements tell you about the brand, station, or person who posted them? Nothing. Except that they are desperate for engagement. Every post, tweet, pin you make is representative of your brand. While studies […]

Filed Under: Business, Uncategorized Tagged With: brand, brand image, empty posts, facebook, mistake, online content, social media strategy

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