
December 26, 2011 | TiannaManon | 6 Comments
Making Social Media Your BFF

Tags: Facebook, Linkedin, marketing, professional, social media, twitter, youth
Categories: Editorial
Author:TiannaManon
I absolutely love to write! I am a Journalism and Political-Science Dual-Degree at Rochester Institute of Technology. I hope to inspire all of my readers to better their own lives and to be proactive in their communities. There is nothing more important, or more rewarding, than giving back!6 Comments on “Making Social Media Your BFF”
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This was a good way to compare the pros and cons of the internet. People need to know how to use and protect themselves from the internet. Like the Craigs list killer. The girl that got killed didn’t protect herself enough, and ended up getting killed.
I disagree with this.. Facebook. yes. I agree with Facebook. But Twitter? No, it’s not just for marketing yourself or your business. It’s a place where you can meet new people and get to know them and where you can see what goes on in other people’s lives. I have a Twitter and a lot of people I meet on there aren’t on for marketing reasons but so they can have a chance to get to know other people in other countries. As for the other social media group, I have no idea what that is.
Hi heather- we were just offering an alternative use for twitter. I see what you’re saying though but if you use it the way you said, how do you keep your Facebook and twitter separate? For those who are trying to market themselves twitter is an excellent way to do so. Also, LinkedIn is a business form of social media. U upload your resume,you can connect with employers, etc.
Hey heather i kinda agree, twitter is a place to check up on all the cool things people are doing at that moment if they cant text. But then again people write harmful things anonymously and you would think they were talking about you, so there are pros and cons.
It is really sad that some people put technology before family and friends. they spend so much time on the computer that they don’t know how to socialize with people in real life. people need to get outside more and enjoy what the outside world has to offer. it is nice to see pictures of friends and family on Facebook, but to be on the internet for more than 6 hours is crazy. my sister is obsessed with the internet such as tumblr and other web sites i barely see her cause she could be up in her room for hours.
well, hailey, it’s true that technology such as social media can be used to connect or to disconnect. It’s tough for teens and for most adults to use it responsibly and safely. In that sense it is similar to other areas of life that get a lot of us in trouble, such as credit, driving, romance…the list goes on awhile.