MSU
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Social License?
In my four years of college, this may have been one of the best classes I have ever taken. I was able to learn a lot of useful information, and brush up on my online communication skills. This course was also very flexible and enjoyable, allowing me to use everyday social networks to complete assignments…
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Kind of a BIG Read…
Like any other college level course, you are asked to read a few books, write a few blog posts (sike), give a few educated guesses to some question, and much more. OK…well unlike any other college course, in New Media Driver’s License, you are asked to read David Meerman Scott’s “New Rules of Marketing &…
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All the COOL kids are doing it…
So I mentioned under my “Meet Taylor” page, that this blog was created for my New Media Driver’s License class. This class is beyond AMAZING so far, and I am very pleased with all the information I have been receiving. With that said, YOU should register for this course. WHY? Ok here are a few…
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Cool SEO Tools
How cool is this? We had to write a post about exactly what SEO’s are and our experiences with them. If you are anything like me, you probably want to read about them yourself. No problem, click HERE. For everyone else, SEO is an acronym for Search Engine Optimization. SEO’s work to improve website performance…
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Google AdWords
I know you all have seen the little ads that show up on the right hand side of your screen during Google search. Cool. Those ads are actually paid advertisements that use key words to exist. Making sense? Here is a little break down: Companies (just a general independent variable) buy keywords and ad space.…
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WOW! Facebook is taking OVER!
Google has a blog search tool. Its pretty straight foward. Click the link, type in keyword/topics related to what you are looking for, click search. Bada boom. Bada bing. RESULTS! I tried this bad baby out, and after typing in digital media, a bunch of blogs popped up about Facebook. A blog that stuck out…
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So…Google is kind of a “Big Deal”
A recent homework assignment involved researching various tools/applications that Google.com offered. Now, if you are anything like me, you use Google for email, information, maps, and maybe chatting. And if you are exactly like me, then you never really reviewed the many other applications Google makes. There are at least fifty cool and useful applications…