Category: Social media

Social media, Technology

How Online Connectivity Offers The Safest Platform to Connect With Strangers

John Ejiofor / October 14, 2020

Image by Pete Linforth from Pixabay  Online connectivity has given Millennials the edge to localize the digital because they are doing every daily activity in technology & innovation. With the help of social doors, we keep on scrolling, socializing, and looking for more meaningful relationships. With the advent of advancement, people think online interaction with strangers is safer and easier than doing so offline.  More and more are leaning towards digitalization, people have shifted their preferences of meeting strangers, dating, chatting, talking, or even gaining much advantage of relationship stuff. This online connectivity offers the thinner air of awkwardness you experience around them. You think of correct words without being rushed and expect to answer quickly before conveying to others.  Considering the overall advantage of online connectivity, let’s look at how it gives the safest platform to connect with strangers. Anonymous chat rooms The virtual world is much more different from the real world. How? Completely anonymous, without revealing too much information about you, and lets you chat with random strangers. These are chat rooms that can be deemed to be mysterious with many security benefits, and nothing about you will be disclosed to another person.  You can search for endless rooms that…

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Marketing, Social media

Best Social Media Platform in 2020 for Your Marketing Campaign

John Ejiofor / March 22, 2020

Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay There is no doubt that social media has a big role to play in digital marketing. But is there really a “better” platform to use in your campaigns? The rise of the Internet has been so quickly followed by the emergence of social media that it is difficult for anyone not to link them together. This is even more true for the millennial generation, who grew up with both. Having started as a way to stay in touch, the goal of social media has broadened. If it included less tasty elements, it was also a way to spark public debate and raise awareness. Along with that, there has also been an increase in the commercial use of social media. As the web has provided more and more opportunities for digital advertising and the development of content marketing, social media has also provided parallel opportunities. Indeed, many digital marketing strategies now involve combining the two – and for good reason. By being able to supplement the content of your website with social media, you can reach more people and also reach the same potential market in several ways. What are your options? Having established that social media has…

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Social media

Social Media Advertising Bane of The Big CBD Boom

John Ejiofor / April 17, 2019

The assent given by President Trump to the 2018 Farm Bill has thrown the U.S. marketing landscape into a frenzy and why not so? CBD is projected to rake in a staggering $23 billion by 2025. This, however, is fraught with some bottlenecks especially as it regards social media advertising. Vote Hemp’s report, that the total of 23,343 acres of hemp farmed across the nation in 2017, more than doubled in 2018, to 77,000 acres from over 3,500 participants is an indisputable sign that the CBD market is in for a big boom in years to come. This is in addition to the observation by the Federation of American Scientists who reported that the number of imported hemp from Canada and China is on the decrease, it was $67.3 million in 2017 compared to $78.1 million in 2015. Farmers are buoyed to invest more in hemp as a result of provisions in the Farm Bill that guaranteed them crop insurance, interstate transportation of their products, and basic banking facilities which are very vital but were only available to the typical and traditional farmers. There are high expectations of exceptional and bumper harvests and higher investments by brands in the CBD…

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Social media

The Cambridge Analytica Scandal May Bridge the Gap Between The Traditional And Social Media

John Ejiofor / May 24, 2018

The social media and other online news sources otherwise known as the new media that came on board gave the traditional media a run for their money. To compound the whole problem, Facebook and Instagram started delivering content based on algorithms that matched consumers’ interests. This made the situation a bit more difficult for brands and news outlets to guarantee they reached their audiences.