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October 2017
Be Kind Online ðŸ ̃Š
A little goes a long way.
Let's talk about kindness.Sometimes, looking at things on social media or the internet makes you question things."How do I not get notifications from this group someone added me to?""Why are there more ads on this website than writing?""How did this 'quick' questionnaire turn into a 50 question ordeal?"Or maybe you're one of the people asking things like:"How can I make my website more user friendly?""What information can I add to my business' Facebook page that will help people?""What do my customers need my next blog to educate them about?"Finding the good is one way to stay positive, but being part of the good online really gives a boost.
"Goodness" appears in all shapes and sizes. This month's newsletter shares some of our blog posts on examples of being kind online, whether it's on your website or social media or elsewhere online.Here's to making the internet a kinder place! If you have any questions, email us or stop by Anchorspace. Always happy to talk to friends.Be good,Nicole and the Breaking Even Team
Nicole is working on 100 videos in a One Minute Tech Series. Think of it as stuff that isn't quite enough info for a whole blog post. I guarantee you'll learn something watching them, click here for the whole playlist!
Social Media Kindness
Social media has the potential to be a kindness goldmine
Or, why that "like" felt a little like a hug.
Having a bad day? It's nice to know you can find videos from Kid President online.
Whether you're selling tea or leggings, here's how to do it kindly.
A breakdown of online issues like
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Website Kindness
Can website visitors get where they need to go? Things to keep in mind (video).
How to set yourself apart so that people know you're a reliable resource.
There's a fine line between inspiration and duplication when it comes to creativity.
Want to make your website hassle-free? Here are 10 things you can do today.
We Have Online Courses!
Want to learn on your own time from someone who has experience but makes it feel learn-able? We'll be adding more courses but for now, here is what we've got!
Whether you are an artist or just want to be one, this course is a birds eye view on marketing concepts allowing those that go through it to learn about social media, website usability, and more by just spending 15 minutes a day for 30 days.
Want to set up some kind of online purchasing (event tickets, digital products, donation page, etc.) but have NO IDEA where to start? This course is for you.
When Greg Cyr developed an adult shower wipe (think an 8 x 10 wet wipe that does not smell like a baby or a middle school boys locker room) for people in his industry, we knew people needed an easy way to buy without seeing the Paypal button. His new payment form can take subscriptions, case orders, and more. And by cross selling on Amazon and marketing on Facebook and via email, we see Detour Wipes going places!
