Showing posts with label Social Media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Social Media. Show all posts

Organize Your Friends on Facebook

If you're anything like me, you have tons of friends on Facebook…sometimes too many to keep up with. I've found a way organize my family, friends, business colleagues, fans, etc, so that I never miss another post or picture. The Facebook feature is called "List" and you can use it to create custom lists that will show up on the left hand column of your home page.

1.     Go to the timeline of the Friend you want to add to a list.
2.     Click the Friends icon located in the lower right-hand corner of their cover photo.
3.     On the menu that appears, click Add to Another List.
4.     Then scroll and click + New List
5.     Create a name for the list by typing it into the box and hit enter.


I have a list called Family, one called Friends, another called Writers I Love, and so on. Once you have your friends organized on these lists, simply click the list (as I said before, your lists will be located on the left-hand column of your home page). All your friends/family/etc posts will be there for you to comment on. 

Do I Need More Social Media?


"Talks too much in class."
"Socializes at inappropriate times."
"Does not pay attention."

Did your elementary school teacher use any of these phrases on your report card? Mine did. And now that I'm all grown up and don't have to worry about anyone judging how much I socialize, I have gone hog wild! I have two twitter accounts. I have a Facebook account, have created several pages, and am also involved in numerous (as in many) groups on the site. I use StumbleUpon...and Pinterest. I have a blog. And now I am discovering Reddit.

What is Reddit? According to Wikipedia, reddit.com is a site where people "have the option to submit links to content on the Internet or submit "self" posts that contain original, user-submitted text. Other users may then vote the posted links "up" or "down" with the most successful links gaining prominence by reaching the front page. In addition, users can comment on the posted links and reply to other commentators consequently forming an online community. Reddit users may create their own topical sections, known informally as subreddits and officially as communities, for which to submit their links and to comment, while appealing to a specific niche."

I don't really get Reddit yet. But I will. Oh, I will. I have no doubt. 

Do I need more social media? Probably not. However, luckily Mrs. Barnes isn't standing over my shoulder any longer. ~snort~

Talk on, people. Talk on!

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