Firebelly
SEPTEMBER 4, 2012
We’ve trained our brains to read in short bursts. And a post that is going to appear on a mobile phone? Photo credit: puuikibeach (Flickr, Creative Commons). They promise a well-defined, finite amount of knowledge. If an article is too long, it won’t be read. A blog post is around 300 – 400 words.
Social Media Network Marketing
APRIL 3, 2009
Friday, April 3, 2009 Email and Mobile - what blasts better? The recent understanding goes that email blasts are obsolete - when you compare this with mobile SMS. Naturally mobile is more on the move. BUT how much can you feed into the mobile? Mobile and email: Complementary, not competitive. Unported License.
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Waxing UnLyrical
NOVEMBER 17, 2010
Image: mj*laflaca via Flickr , Creative Commons It’s about how that writing looks. Army via Flickr , Creative Commons Usually these are placed at the top of a post, but often, if a post is long, I’ll insert additional images, alternating left- and right-aligning them. D’oh, you say. Image: U.S.
Buffer Social
AUGUST 10, 2017
One common use case for Instagram Stories is to show behind-the-scenes content. Sports teams share training sessions with fans. Adobe Spark has a search function for you to find free images (that are tagged as Creative Commons-licensed) to use. Mobile apps: Storeo. Marketplaces: Creative Market.
Justin Levy
JULY 3, 2010
Now I realise your not a native here so you don't want to be spending money on new and temporary contracts with mobile providers etc and the natives will have more access but. Even if you purchase a UK mobile with, say Vodafone, for example, then as soon as you leave UK jurisdiction (airspace, territory etc.) Enjoy your holiday.
Bare Feet Studios
JULY 25, 2011
It just shows you how much app and platform development continues in the sphere of online social networks and mobile options. Web and mobile updates. Mobile Texting. Training Programs (Sign up for ours! You can also share find photos of other’s you can use under a creative commons license. Mobile Apps.
ProBlogger
FEBRUARY 29, 2012
is a fantastic way to create eyecatching imagery for use on a blog, all from your mobile. By editing and creating your own images you can have a fabulous looking blog post without worrying about Creative Commons licences or the dreaded copyright, and you needn’t be a designer! Creative Commons search. instagr.am.
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