We like to think most of us online are somewhat educated adults, able to both read and write at a competent grade level, and that we are able to use our spell check before we send things out. Of course, none of us are perfect, and those of us who write on
The internet has certainly changed over the years. There are some of us who remember the musical tones of modems trying to connect to one another, to gleefully enable us to download a celebrity picture in just about 10 minutes. Some of us remember the internet as a few worthwhile websites that
Whether you think your online reviews are fair or unfair is pretty irrelevant anymore. The one thing we have learned is that everything posted online will be there forever, whether the information is correct or not. Since 97% of consumers will research a product or business before buying, our online reputation
Most of us belong to several social media networks. Whether you use Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Instagram, Pinterest, or any of hundreds of other sites, we are identified not only by our name or screen name, but by the photo we choose to identify ourselves with. What do those pictures mean? Here
How often do you check Facebook? Twitter? Google+? Pinterest? Email? LinkedIn? I'll admit it, I have FOMO...Fear Of Missing Out...do you? Turns out over half of us fear we might be missing something if we don't connect up to our favorite social media sites regularly. This infographic from the folks at MyLife
