The NFL started its regular season this weekend so obviously we here at Red Dog had to write about it. Why? Because football is in our name! “Red Dog” in the football vernacular means a blitz. And also because we wanted to dispense some wisdom to the players on how to stay out of trouble on social media this season.
Everyone loves the Olympics right? It is a sporting event like no other, so obviously it dominates our social media feeds for weeks. During this period, businesses should use the games as a tool to promote themselves and interact with their followers and potential customers. However, this self promotion isn’t just for businesses, it also applies to individuals who want to boost their following.
This blog post is brought to you live from Rio! (We wish) We are almost through the first week of the Olympics and the Twitterverse has been busy. From Katie Ledecky to the Phelps Face to the Final Five, social media has been bombarded with posts and comments recapping the Olympics.
According to a study by The Pew research Center 73% of adults that are online now use a social networking site of some kind.
What happens when you take a 90’s kid’s childhood dream, mix it with nostalgic young adults wanting to relive their younger years, and throw in some animated monsters that are both cute and powerful? Well, you get Pokémon Go. This new sensation has completely taken over our data plans and storage on our phones, and we couldn’t be happier with it either.