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Tuesday, June 3, 2014

The Most Annoying People On Social Media

 Irritating social media updates

Social media is great for many reasons. It can help businesses thrive in economic hardship, and keep families connected from other sides of the globe. Despite the positives, there are some really annoying people on social media, and here are just a few.


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Quote hoarder

This person will not accept that anything is worth talking about unless it is up in quotations following by a caption that reads ‘Mother Teresa’ or ‘Ghandi.’ Now whilst these figures were hugely inspirational for many, they are popping up all too often on many Facebook timelines, and people need to remember that thinking for yourself will do you no harm whatsoever. Facebook has become an amalgamation of quotes gone by, and they are usually accompanied by a picture of the figure in question looking as if they are deep in thought.
Annoyance rating: 8/10

The exaggerator

This sounds rather like the title of a terrible Adam Sandler movie, but these folks who commit this crime are far more annoying than Hollywood’s least funny leading man. If you are prone to bending the truth on occasions, then Facebook might not be the best place to do it. 4.9% of people say that they find people who exaggerate too much the most annoying of all. Next time that spider the size of a hippo enters your bedroom, reconsider the comparison before hitting the web.
Annoyance rating: 7/10

The Arguer

Be it religion, politics, the way to raise a child, or whether Coronation Street is better than Eastenders, this person will find a way of enforcing their input in the most forceful way possible. Usually accompanied by a profile picture that shows that veins protruding out of the side of their temple, this person will search their timeline looking for something they can belittle or contradict. They can be located by looking for posts that contain over 20 comments, but I’d stay well clear.
Annoyance rating: 8/10

The Candy Crush pest

Everybody has heard of Candy Crush, and personally if I wanted to play it, I would have by now. With this said, why do I currently have 4 invitations on Facebook to join the Candy Crush Saga community? 10% of people are offended by the regular requests that they get from friends to play games on Facebook, but this won’t stop the committed folks who commit to such games as Candy Crush, FarmVille and Mafia Wars. There is no easy way to avoid these people, as they are usually quite aggressive in their tactics. They will not stop until you are herding virtual cattle, and moving digital sweets around on your computer screen.
Annoyance rating: 9/10

The chef

It is the fuel that keeps us going throughout the day, and I for one love it: food. What I don’t love is pictures of people’s undercooked roast dinners on a Sunday afternoon. If you are the type of person that is regularly posting pictures of your beans on toast or spaghetti bolognaise then 11.8% of people think you’ve gone too far.
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Annoyance rating: 8/10

The traveller

The world is beautiful, if you take it in. The traveller will keep you updated with all the little details of their trip to the other side of the world in an attempt to make you feel jealous. Often the traveller can be identified usually in a photo that delivers fantastic scenery, and an ambiguous pair of upper thighs to let you know that they are there. 15.8% of people have absolutely no interest in what flavoured cocktail you’re sipping whilst they are back home at work.
Annoyance rating: 9/10

The baby bore

It starts with an announcement, it then moves onto the scan picture, and in no time you are knee deep in pictures of a new-born child. After the initial pictures, the baby bore will then inform you of every movement their child makes, and you too will feel like the parent, as you assess their childhood development closely. 13.1% of people seem to think that seeing multiple pictures of a little baby each day is far too much, and this means we have a winner folks.
Annoyance rating: 10/10 


These are the most annoying people on social media, and if you’re not careful, you could be a victim.

http://www.socialmediafrontiers.com/2014/05/the-most-annoying-people-on-social-media.html#.U44FPyhZj8Q

Social Media Tips - Managing Social Media From Your Mobile Phone

 Is your social media marketing smartphone friendly?

An accelerated form of modernity is here, and this means that time is ticking, and it’s worth too much to waste, so managing your social media via your mobile phone is crucial in the pursuit of success. Life moves at lightning speed, but social media moves even faster, so being able to manage your social media marketing on the go will move your company to the next level.
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There are many tools via mobile stores that can help you achieve your goals, and once you master these apps, social media will be as easy as making a simple phone call. Here are just a few of the key apps you should be looking at.

Twitter

Twitter is an obvious one for business, as you can tweet text, photos and videos easily from your phone. This makes it a crucial app for anyone who wishes to advertise or connect with customers via social media. It is great for those who manage more than one account also, and multiple accounts can be stored and accessed at once. The search bar in the app also looks for trending topics so that you can make your content relevant to what the world is talking about.

Pages Manager

Keeping on top of your brand pages on Facebook can be difficult and time consuming, but the Pages Manager app simplifies and expidites this process.  This app makes it easy to stay in touch with activities happening over multiple pages at once. In addition to viewing all of your content, you can post updates, photos, and links, plus respond to comments made by others. As well as all this, you can view and reply to private messages, making it a must for all businesses who use Facebook.

Instagram

Instagram is becoming one of the most popular social media apps, and for good reason. Not only can you post photos with ease, using a host of custom filters, but you can also share instantly across your other social media platforms. This makes it a marketers dream, as it saves the time of posting the same photo over and over again on each of the platforms.

Buffer

Buffer is a great all-rounder, and fantastic for sharing all of your social media content; share to Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and LinkedIn all from one place. The most popular feature on buffer is the content schedule, where you can have multiple articles or photos ready to share, and Buffer will schedule the content over the next few hours or days.
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Bitly

Bitly is the go-to app for link shortening. You simply copy and paste your link into the designated filed, and you will be provided with a clean, shorter version of the one you put in. Additionally, you can customise how your new link will lookBitly crucially provides analytics showing click counts, link activity, and geographic locations. From here you can organise and share your shortened links using its bundles feature.

Zite

Zite is a smart magazine that helps you find the things that you or more importantly your audience would like to read. It is a great way of leisurely connecting with your audience, and the more you read, the more Zite learns what you like and provides updated reading material. From here it is simple to connect and share articles to your other social media platforms.


These are just a few crucial apps that will help you manage your social media business on the go. Many companies now realise that mobile connectivity is the future of social networking due to how busy people are in both their work and private lives. With the right management, you could be thriving in the sphere of social media marketing

http://www.socialmediafrontiers.com/2014/05/social-media-tips-managing-social-media.html#.U44D9ChZj8Q