Six lessons I have learned helping others with social media: Time – It takes time to build your social media muscle. There’s no substitute for hours on the platform. There’s no substitute for being on the platform for many years. Know your audience – Knowing who you want as a follower as well as who […]
Six Lessons I’ve Learned Helping Researchers with Social Media
Six lessons I have learned helping others with social media: Time – It takes time to build your social media muscle. There’s no substitute for hours on the platform. There’s no substitute for being on the platform for many years. Know your audience – Knowing who you want as a follower as well as who […]
Six Lessons I’ve Learned Helping Researchers with Social Media
Download as PDF Like it or not, social media is here to stay. And as academics and researchers, it means you’ll need to make use of it. Or make better use of it. Or make more use of it.
Will It Zoom?
So much of what we do is up for review at the moment. And one of the biggest changes is an increased use of videoconferencing. It’s been used across society from game shows, to press conferences to meetings. Now all of these are relatively “normal” uses of video. But, my challenge to you is to […]
YouTube for Researchers
Should researchers be on YouTube? Well, if you believe that the future of content is video then the answer must be yes! YouTube is the second most visited website in the world. Second only to Google search. Facebook is 3rd. Thus, if you want to influence on social media, you should at least be thinking […]
I’m an Academic Researcher – Should I Have a YouTube Account?
There’s a lot of focus on academics having a range of social media channels – LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. But very little attention is paid to YouTube. Yet, YouTube is the second most viewed social media behind Facebook. And, depending on who you read – the future of content is video. So, get on […]
Will It Zoom?
So much of what we do is up for review at the moment. And one of the biggest changes is an increased use of videoconferencing. It’s been used across society from game shows, to press conferences to meetings. Now all of these are relatively “normal” uses of video. But, my challenge to you is to […]
I’m an Academic Researcher – Should I Have a YouTube Account?
I struggled with this a bit myself for a while. I made videos for my various social media channels. Shared them. But it wasn’t until I recently that I set up a channel. And now I think the answer is – Yes, as an academic you should have a YouTube Channel.
I’m an Academic Researcher – Should I Have a YouTube Account?
There’s a lot of focus on academics having a range of social media channels – LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. But very little attention is paid to YouTube. Yet, YouTube is the second most viewed social media behind Facebook. And, depending on who you read – the future of content is video. So, get on […]