Part 1: Influence Since the start of the semester, I have increased my Twitter followers from 411 to 438. As I look back on my tweets, it is clear that the ones that are generally most effective have something in addition to simply words; for example, many of them have either a link or a […]
Read more "Blog Post: NHsmc Influencer Assignment"During the latest Democratic presidential primary debate, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders implied that Hillary Clinton’s primary victories in the “Deep South” because those states are generally conservative states. However, opponents have pointed out that the Democratic primary voters in those states — many of which are black — are representative of the Democratic demographic as a whole. […]
Read more "Blog Post 3: #DemDebate and the Deep South"Vote in the New York primary! Vote in the New York primary on Tuesday! #NHsmc #NYPrimary #Election2016 https://t.co/k69bixosHL — Michael Burke (@michaelburke47) April 7, 2016 Objective: I am marketing because the New York presidential primary is fast approaching; the primary is scheduled for Tuesday, April 19. I am hoping to engage people and get them to […]
Read more "Wrap-up blog post"Most people don’t know the real difference between a yam and a sweet potato, as they are often labeled the same at grocery stores. Here’s a video explaining the difference.
Read more "What is the difference between a sweet potato and a yam?"Social media are impacting my relationships in a multitude of ways. Social media make it much easier to keep up with people, which can be a good thing or a bad thing, depending on the context. In a positive sense, social media are highly efficient. With the click of a button I can see what my friends […]
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