MichaelR17

[MichaelR17 @r17_michael]

https://t.co/LwUx2WcMTh

[MichaelR17 @r17_michael]

When using graphics on social media, be sure to always use two different fonts. The must be fresh and relevant. They will show a hierarchy that will draw the eye to your link.
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[MichaelR17 @r17_michael]

Pierce College Social Media program
https://t.co/LwUx2WcMTh
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[MichaelR17 @r17_michael]

Do you have the talent to make great content like this but need the know how to sell it on social media? This certificate program is just what you need! https://t.co/LwUx2WuW7p
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[MichaelR17 @r17_michael]

@jkreid97 The pic that you used is spot on for the ad, and the top half is perfect, but I would change the text on the bottom half to be split to either side of the rider instead of over his face.

[MichaelR17 @r17_michael]

@lunarinkk Great job on your graphic. The font choice, colors, and detail are nice. May I suggest that you move your Business name to the top? Hierarchy is so important and should draw the eye down to the link to more information, website, or email. Just a thought...

[MichaelR17 @r17_michael]

Here's a quick Do & Don't regarding hashtags that were are covering in class.
Do: Make them easy to remember and spell. You don't want typos.
Don't: Over-hashtag. One to two relevant hashtags per Tweet is the sweet spot.
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[MichaelR17 @r17_michael]

This is an infographic for a photography business that I am thinking about starting. This is for a class project, so obviously the URL for https://t.co/E7w1Jrp0uB is not real. I think that it would lead people to my website. I used Adobe Indesign. #PCSoMe

[MichaelR17 @r17_michael]

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[MichaelR17 @r17_michael]

I like this educational quote: