Breaking Copy Explains Where to Post Your Status
Susan Keefe — November 7, 2011 — Art & Design
References: breakingcopy & holykaw.alltop
The world of social media can be rough waters to navigate, but Breaking Copy has just the helpful and hilarious flowchart to make the road towards becoming a social networking super star a little less bumpy.
Every social site has a space for you to speak your mind to viewers, but because humans have many layers it can be hard to determine which thoughts and clever anecdotes are appropriate on which sites. It can be difficult to cultivate a different image on each site, but necessary if you hope to wield the power of social media confidently.
Since the advent of the Internet, employers, recruiters and potential consumers have been given the power to follow your every move and analyze all the toneless text you care to post. As with ill-fated text messages, it can be difficult to understand an author's sentiment through text alone. How do you master this somewhat distant form of interaction? You learn to know your audience on various sites and you attempt to create content that avoids misunderstandings as much as possible. In other words, it's time to get hip with the wild and wacky world of social media.
Follow this humorous flowchart from Breaking Copy and you'll be a digital social butterfly in no time flat.
Every social site has a space for you to speak your mind to viewers, but because humans have many layers it can be hard to determine which thoughts and clever anecdotes are appropriate on which sites. It can be difficult to cultivate a different image on each site, but necessary if you hope to wield the power of social media confidently.
Since the advent of the Internet, employers, recruiters and potential consumers have been given the power to follow your every move and analyze all the toneless text you care to post. As with ill-fated text messages, it can be difficult to understand an author's sentiment through text alone. How do you master this somewhat distant form of interaction? You learn to know your audience on various sites and you attempt to create content that avoids misunderstandings as much as possible. In other words, it's time to get hip with the wild and wacky world of social media.
Follow this humorous flowchart from Breaking Copy and you'll be a digital social butterfly in no time flat.
Trend Themes
1. Personal Branding - Opportunity for individuals to cultivate different images on different social media sites and tailor their content to avoid misunderstandings.
2. Audience Segmentation - The importance of knowing and understanding the target audience on various social media sites to effectively engage and communicate.
3. Online Reputation Management - The need to be mindful of the content posted on social media platforms as it can be analyzed by employers, recruiters, and potential consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Digital Marketing - An opportunity for digital marketers to assist individuals and businesses in personal branding and creating tailored content for different social media platforms.
2. Technology - Development of tools and algorithms to analyze and interpret sentiments and emotions in text-based interactions on social media platforms.
3. Education - Providing training and courses on social media etiquette, personal branding, and audience segmentation to help individuals navigate the social media landscape.
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