#facebook management

[salekuddin1979]

https://www.fiverr.com/s/6q5opb

[bestwayadvertisement]

To run a successful Facebook ad campaign, you need a solid strategy. In this pdf, you will get to learn how Facebook ad management and retargeting can help your business. 

[bowmandigitalmediaa]

How You Are Preventing Your Own Social Media Success

Do you use social media purely for entertainment and connecting with friends? Certainly, there is a large portion of the population who do just that and that is great. Read more…

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

Autism and Being Constantly Exhausted

Neurodivergent_lou

[creekfiend]

I used to get an arguments on facebook and it bit me in the ass enormously because it turns out that when you get an arguments on facebook habitually, you'll be interacting with a lot of other people who get an arguments on facebook habitually, and most of these people are deeply unpleasant and they will be super mean to you in really fucked up ways. so for a couple of years I just sort of dropped off ever interacting with anyone who said things that I did not agree with. I would just scroll past stuff or I would get upset about it privately and move on. I did not ever engage. and the last couple of weeks I've started being able to say things in response to things I don't agree with in ways that I feel lay out what my perspective is but do not get overly invested in "winning" or "proving" anything -- I will say my piece generally for the benefit of other people who might be reading the conversation and need to hear what I have to say. and then I will turn notifications off and go do something else.

anyway. wow. y'all heard about this? pretty cool shit.

[melyzard]

Okay, look, they talk to a Google rep in some of the video clips, but I give it a pass because this FREE course is a good baseline for personal internet safety that so many people just do not seem to have anymore. It's done in short video clip and article format (the videos average about a minute and a half). This is some super basic stuff like "What is PII and why you shouldn't put it on your twitter" and "what is a phishing scam?" Or "what is the difference between HTTP and HTTPS and why do you care?"

It's worrying to me how many people I meet or see online who just do not know even these absolute basic things, who are at constant risk of being scammed or hacked and losing everything. People who barely know how to turn their own computers on because corporations have made everything a proprietary app or exclusive hardware option that you must pay constant fees just to use. Especially young, somewhat isolated people who have never known a different world and don't realize they are being conditioned to be metaphorical prey animals in the digital landscape.

Anyway, this isn't the best internet safety course but it's free and easy to access. Gotta start somewhere.

Here's another short, easy, free online course about personal cyber security (GCFGlobal.org Introduction to Internet Safety)

Bonus videos:

(Jul 13, 2023, runtime 15:29)

"He didn't have anything to hide, he didn't do anything wrong, anything illegal, and yet he was still punished."

(Apr 20, 2023; runtime 9:24 minutes)

"At least 60% use their name or date of birth as a password, and that's something you should never do."

(March 4, 2020, runtime 11:18 minutes)

"Crossing the road safely is a basic life skill that every parent teaches their kids. I believe that cyber skills are the 21st century equivalent of road safety in the 20th century."

[thatstruwu]

is it really true love if your husband does not hold your inhaler (/j) for you

(again read the tags thanks a bunchhh)

[nabaath-areng]

Sometimes I think to myself "actually maybe I'm exaggerating the terror I felt from being stalked", but then I remember that the person in question followed me and waited for me outside my school every day, tracked me down on every website I'd spent even the slightest time on, left physical letters in my mailbox, sent creepy as hell novel length messages on a near daily basis on FB. And then when I was living abroad and I answered the phone I told the caller to text me cause I couldn't hear, after which I had to read "I was saying that you would probably be VERY scared if you knew who's calling... hehe" with my own damn fucking eyes...

And then I'm like yknow what nevermind!!!! the fact that I'm still terrified of being perceived and seen in public not just IRL but also FFXIV might be understandable actually!!!

[magpie-trove]

All business potential squandered, made one mistake trying to start an account and Facebook decided to autoban me

[gingersnapsblonde]

Doodle dump from varying fandoms I’ve been in over the years haha

[salekuddin1979]

https://www.fiverr.com/s/Ae9ZQP

[vamprisms]

when customer service advisors sign off their emails with their full name it makes me sick. who is making you do this babygirl

[bowmandigitalmediaa]

How Influencer Marketing on Social Media Can Boost Your Marketing Efforts

Want to reach the masses? Sometimes the best way to reach others is to take advantage of other people’s network reach. Influencer marketing is not new, but it is relatively new to social media as a vehicle for businesses to reach new prospects. Read more

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

18 Ways to Manage Anxiety as an Autistic Person…

Neurodivergent_lou

[castielsupernatural]

favorite activities include seeing blatant misinformation multiple times on my tumblr dashboard and ignoring it

[goldenpinof]

USA/Canada FB/Instagram ad (in bad quality)