Social Media

London’s top-rated restaurant didn’t just have fake reviews, it had fake everything. But what can we small businesses learn from this?

If you want your social media images to look their best, you need to optimise your sizes. Keeping on top of what sizes are best for which site isn’t always easy.

Nextdoor is the replacement Streetlife.com and I’m distinctly unimpressed so far. In particular, they think it’s acceptable to display your home address for all to see. So if you want to give Nextdoor the benefit of the doubt but not reveal your full address – here’s how…

Ever felt like you’re talking to yourself? That fantastic blog you’ve just shared on Facebook being greeted with a deafening silence? Perhaps you’re just posting at the wrong time.

Having the right image appear on a shared post on Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn can make a huge difference. Have you ever seen one that was just completely wrong?

Lots of people have had a downer on Facebook recently, and it seems every time they change something there is uproar. But the recent changes for Page managers on the browser client make such a difference, it’s a shame more people aren’t shouting about it.

If everybody saw everything that everyone else posts on Facebook, the world would end in zero productivity oblivion. Sorry, but not everything you post will be seen by everyone.

While the latest changes to the Facebook page layout may not have affected image sizes, they have changed the way things overlap your cover photo. This Photoshop file can help you perfect your appearance.

I had a lovely meeting with a lovely lady this week. We were talking about the need for a social media mentor – she’s in a great place for me, she knows that blogging and sharing is really important but needs a little help and encouragement in turning that knowledge into practice. I know it…