When I worked for Hillel at Towson University, I was recruiting for a free trip to Israel and wanted to use Facebook ads to recruit people to sign up. This time, I set money aside and was going to use Facebook Ads again to build Likes on the SociallyGold Facebook Page, but I came up […]
Read More →There isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t have to defend Twitter and it’s greatness. I became a user in 2009 and didn’t pay much attention at my initial sign up. As my friends started getting it, it started to become more relevant. There are always people who say that are against Twitter and […]
Read More →Facebook acquired Instagram for $1 billion dollars and it surprised people to say the least. The popular app allows users to take photos and add filters to them and allows users to follow their friends we well. It was obviously popular to warrant such a purchase buy the social media giant. I downloaded the app yesterday and […]
Read More →Each month, Ask Big Questions releases a new Big Question on their website. In addition, they prepare a curriculum guide for those who are interested in facilitating conversations. “Big Questions” are concerned with the topics that matter to all of us, regardless of our religious traditions, cultural heritage, race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and personal […]
Read More →As you know, Twitter only allows for 140 characters and it can be a challenge sometimes to get your updates under that constraint. A lot of the time, I’ll tweet out a link to a website, but don’t want to waste characters on the website URL. There are a lot of link shorteners out there, […]
Read More →A couple of days ago I tweeted to people and asked why they LOVE Twitter. This post is not just a visual of why some people I know are taken by Twitter. It is also a lesson, that if you tag people in Tweets, they are likely to respond, especially if you promise to include […]
Read More →Hey, hey Socially Gold-ers. I’m Sarah and I’m a fashion blogger (please don’t roll your eyes just yet). I’ve been blogging since August 2011 and other than great content, I’ve learned that social media is the most important aspect of blogging. Social media allows you to engage with your readers, which in turn makes them […]
Read More →Hillel’s mission is to enrich the lives of Jewish undergraduates and graduates so that they may enrich the Jewish people and the world. As Hillel staff we seek to engage Jewish college students by providing a Jewish college experience, we also aim to engage them creatively online as well. As a Hillel Program Associate, part of […]
Read More →Don’t you just hate Facebook Events? As a program planner for Hillel (The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life). I have always struggled with how much food to order for events. It is really easy to click “attending” on a Facebook event and forget all about it. Facebook notifications tend to be overwhelming as it is, […]
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