- If you are a civil, decent person you won't argue with anyone via your page. Instead you'll screen shot said unpleasant comment, privately text a friend and viciously discuss how stupid that person is.
- If you have something to say to someone, you won't say it to them, instead you'll post a passive-aggressive inspirational quote that directly applies to the person in question and hashtag the word truth. Sometimes it's acceptable to tag a friend who will excitedly agree. "Soooo true, OMG!"
- Never post real struggles because as far as social media is concerned you live a perfect life full of unicorns and rainbows.
- If you take a personality test only share the results that color you in a unique way. Or even better, retake the test ten times till it says you are a born leader full of wisdom and class. "You were Jesus in your past life!"
- Progress pictures of your fitness journey can and should be deeply photo-shopped and filtered.
- Never delete people whose lives are train wrecks. They must be carefully followed and discussed with your friends who have it together.
- Screen shot texts where you've said something especially clever because everyone should be privy to your comedic genius.
- Egg on and encourage your average children to do and say "the darndest things" so everyone thinks they're prodigies.
- Always post gourmet meals you've cooked and arrange the food perfectly for the picture. Don't ever photograph your plate after you've heaped another thirteen helpings on because...#portioncontrol.
- Annoy everyone with your political and religious beliefs. Before posting your thoughts make sure you include a warning that you'll be offending everyone, because that's polite. "Be warned this is gonna offend some of you, but if you voted for Obama, you're a moron." Finish with #sorrynotsorry, so while displaying online etiquette, you're also showing you can and will make an unashamed stand.
- If you post a selfie claim you did so out of boredom because vanity is only acceptable under extreme apathy.
- Share my blog. ;)
Thursday, May 1, 2014
12 ways to improve your Facebook image
I have created a list that will vastly improve your social media experience and image. Consider this a lesson in PR.
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next we need ways to improve communication using only emojis.... so....
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