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Final Social Media Analysis

Kylie Jenner’s cosmetic line, Kylie Cosmetics was started in 2014 and originally began producing just lip products such as lip liner, lipstick, and lip gloss. Since then Kylie Cosmetics has expanded its product line and now produces all things makeup and skin care, even creating a separate webpage for Kylie Skin. We selected Jenner’s self-madeContinue reading “Final Social Media Analysis”

Social Media Press Release for Living Room Concert For America

DISCLAIMER, THIS WAS AN ASSIGNMENT FOR MY SOCIAL MEDIA IN JOURNALISM AND PUBLIC RELATIONS COURSE AT SETON HALL UNIVERSITY, THIS IS NOT A REAL PRESS RELEASE FOR iHEARTRADIO MEDIA INCORPORATED. iHeartRadio Media, Inc. 32 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 10013 NEWS For immediate release CONTACT: Nicole Langford, Public Relations Representative 510-756-8746 langfordmnicole@gmail.com FOXContinue reading “Social Media Press Release for Living Room Concert For America”

Why I’d Kill to be the Louvre Curator

I don’t know about you all, but when I hear the word curate, I think of an art museum curator- someone who picks out the pieces of art that will be show in an exhibition of a museum like the Louvre in Paris! But the truth is, there is not much of a difference betweenContinue reading “Why I’d Kill to be the Louvre Curator”

Press Releases, But Make it Digital

One of the first things I was taught in my first Public Relations class ever, was the importance of knowing your audience. Knowing who it is you are trying to reach and the best means of doing so. Having compelling content is only the tip of the iceberg, this incredible content has to reach theContinue reading “Press Releases, But Make it Digital”

If Fake News Could Kill

Fake news became a coined term as our current President entered the Oval Office, and has become a part of American’s day-to-day lingo. Resonation is a huge reason that misinformation that is what we classify as fake news, spreads so quickly. Most people look at the total number of shares and comments and reactionsContinue reading “If Fake News Could Kill”

Beating the Algorithm at its Own Game

The first time I had ever heard the term algorithm used was when I went through formal sorority recruitment here at Seton Hall. They told us that they put our information and rankings, plus the sororities information and rankings into an algorithm to determined where we stood. As a freshman, and with a major thatContinue reading “Beating the Algorithm at its Own Game”

Twitter: Flip or Flop

Twitter Action…it’s FAN-tastic! With over 126 million users daily, Twitter has turned into a powerhouse for news reporters and the media, but for some it’s not worth the hassle it seemingly brings its audience. As Forbes says, most of Twitter is hype. Because the social media platform has gained so many users so rapidly, it’sContinue reading “Twitter: Flip or Flop”

Seton Hall and Spring Concerts and Two Friends, Oh My!

In the past Seton Hall has hosted artists such as Jesse McCartney and rapper Kyle, for the annual on campus Spring Concert, but students have complained about the relevancy of the artist that come to preform. So I asked you, the students of Seton Hall, who you would want to see and you have spoken. Continue reading “Seton Hall and Spring Concerts and Two Friends, Oh My!”

Will You Engage With Me?

While millennials tend to obsess over their follower count, follower-to-like ratio, or even their followers versus following count, companies that use social media as a marketing medium are in transition to focusing their efforts toward post engagement. Because of the new ways social media content is organized on users feeds, follower engagement with postsContinue reading “Will You Engage With Me?”