Let us do a little experiment! We’ll assume that you are, let’s say, an illustrator. You’ve made quite a name of yourself on social media and have a considerable number of followers that enjoy your art. Lately, you even started thinking about growing your business further, perhaps publishing a collection of your illustration in astuff
Ready to learn how to promote your social media profiles and YouTube channels? Yes? Good, done deal. Here’s the fifth instalment in our Digital Academy for Young Content Creators. Anyhow, we thought we’d get straight to the point, but here’s a quick and nicely placed intro for all those who are not appreciative for beingstuff
By now, you know how you’d like to present yourself in the online world. You have figured out what you want to say, how to say it, and your image is sorted out thanks to some wicked branding. But all that hard work goes down the drain if you don’t follow through and actually createstuff
Article Series: Digital Academy for Young Content Creators (Part 3) Building your brand and coming up with the visual and identity message that sends out the right message of you might seem like a tough cookie to break. And while knowing what you want to talk about is slightly unnerving, creating your brand at timesstuff
Being a newbie in any field can be a bit overwhelming. We know it might sound scary and oftentimes people who are just starting out tend to get lost in the initial steps not knowing what path should be taken. To help you along on your journey, we have prepared a new article series onstuff
Raising the first generation of digital natives is not an easy task for any parent, no matter how tech-savvy they are. Today’s kids use apps like Instagram almost intuitively – to share photos, videos, messages, and stay connected with peers and family. Teens across the globe consider their digital identity to be as important asstuff
Let’s imagine you have been regularly reading all our branding advice on the blog, and so it happens that they have inspired you to create your own website. To a newbie, all the options and possibilities when it comes to creating a website might be a bit overwhelming. No reason to panic though, we arestuff
Let us assume you’ve listened to our advice and started your blog. It might be fun, engaging, and well written; you publish new posts all the time, but you don’t seem to be getting many visitors at all? Let’s look at the average Joe on the Internet these days. Joe is often online, surely everystuff
Let’s imagine the situation of a sincere job interview for a second. It would be something like this: – Why do you want to work for us? – Well, I’m very passionate about not starving to death. You probably saw dozens of similar memes that ridicule the hiring processes in the modern age. No doubtstuff
Here’s a sample of a college grad’s internal monologue: OMG, I’ve finally graduated! What am I supposed to do now? Parteeee! Yes, and find a job of course. Great, let’s look at the ads. (A few minutes later, scrolling down the page.) Nope… nope… Next… Okay, this sounds interesting. Let’s look at the job requirements.stuff
We bet that you’ve been asked for your email address countless times. But have you ever felt awkward for having to give out that once oh-so-awesome-and-cool alexrulez357@yahoo.com one? (that’s OK, I’m not here to judge – we ALL went through that email phase). The only purpose of sending an email is for someone to actually readstuff
In 2016, we started hearing about podcasts skyrocketing and becoming the next big thing, and skyrocket they did! Podcasts are all the rage at the moment. In fact, they are so caught on that there are currently more than half a million podcasts on Apple alone. Whaa’? People love listening to and telling stories; afterstuff
Before we start, let us first say – we are well-aware that subdomains are considered a dubious matter in the world of SEO. Namely, the popular opinion is that it’s better to have several main domains so your rankings don’t suffer. The real question is – is it always the case? Well, not necessarily! Instuff
Have you ever been targeted by an ad that truly spoke to you, almost as if the people behind it knew exactly who you are and what you care about? Well, they do. No, it’s not a conspiracy theory of any kind – they know who you are because they made it their priority tostuff
Getting your domain name stolen is one of the most devastating things that can happen to you on the internet. In an economy where businesses depend on their online presence, losing control over a domain name is a frightening thought. In an instant, everything – from your website to your company email addresses and probablystuff
Here at .ME we pride ourselves on making decisions based on data, so we’d like to start with this: Research suggests that 20% of searches via a mobile device in 2017 were voice searches, and approximately 40% of adults used it on a daily basis in 2018. Do you still think you can afford tostuff
Years have passed and you still don’t seem to have a solid readership base. No, it doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re a lousy writer. Maybe you just need to tweak a few things or slightly change your approach to blogging. Take a look at a few things you might be doing wrong and what youstuff
Part of being competitive in today’s workforce is having an online presence to share with potential employers – or ideally, to let potential employers find you before you even start drafting your application to them. Having a website associated with your name is a great way to share everything important about you and a personalstuff
Think of live streaming as a giant snowball – it’s been growing bigger ever since it started rolling down a hill. And it isn’t showing any signs of slowing down. By 2021, live streaming is going to be a $70.5 billion industry. In fact, it is estimated there are millions of people watching a livestuff
You went through 10 pages writing down and crossing out your domain names ideas. Your friends stopped taking your calls and your family officially asked you to just decide already. But it was all worth it – you finally found a perfect domain name! There is only one problem – it’s already registered by someonestuff