Social Media with Hendrix Nowells

Linkedin has quickly become one of the most essential tools in a professional’s toolkit. Whether you are a recent graduate looking for your first job, a seasoned executive, or a business, LinkedIn is the perfect platform for showcasing your skills and expertise to a global network of peers, potential employers, or business prospects.  For those unfamiliar with the platform, Linkedin is essentially a social media platform for professionals. The platform allows users to create a professional profile, connect with others in their industry, join groups and communities, and apply for job opportunities. Think of it as a digital version of a business card or resume.  The benefits of Linkedin are numerous. Firstly, Linkedin provides a platform for building your professional network. As the saying goes, it’s not what you know, it is who you know. And with Linkedin, you have the opportunity to connect with individuals from all over the world, in all different industries. This can lead to job opp

Facebook first arrived on the scene in 2004. Initially, a website to connect friends and family, Facebook has grown to include new services such as the introduction of videos, games, and much more.  With videos, you can participate in more dynamic and interactive experiences on the web. It's not just limited to social media. You can now watch music videos, educational clips, interviews, and news reports all online. This gives us unprecedented access to information and entertainment all in one place. When it comes to videos, Facebook provides an avenue for businesses to reach a broad audience. There are tons of options when it comes to marketing with videos. Whether you are promoting products, and services, or creating an informational and instructional content video is a great way to reach a diverse audience. Another benefit of posting videos on Facebook is the ease with which you can interact with your audience. Whether you're using Facebook Live to engage with viewers in real

Many car sales staff are living in the  1990s . I'm sure many of you remember the 90s era of big hair, word processors, Sony Walkman, acid-washed jeans, Sony PS1, CD-ROM, and X-Files. Now an electronic tablet is a norm. Beats by Dr. Dre pumps your music, kids refuse to eat cabbage, the Sony PlayStation is in its fifth generation, a thumb drive replaced the floppy disc, and agents Mulder and Scully are now eligible for membership in AARP. The year is 2023, and  Social Media  is the technology that Auto dealerships need to embrace before they are left behind. Social Media is not a fad but a platform that is utilized all over the world. It is safe to say that many people are  obsessed  with Social Media due in part to the current  Digital Addiction  many suffer from.   Pew Research Center  reports that seven out of ten people in the US use Social Media to connect with friends, view news content, and share information. Why aren't more Auto dealerships using Social Media to brand, g

Each year an estimated 142,000,000 people attend professional sporting events in the United States. The NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB, and MLS fans consume tons of hot dogs, nachos, chicken tenders, and buffalo wings in stadiums and arenas over the country. TV networks spend billions of dollars to purchase broadcasting rights for major league sports. Fox Sports extended their contract for MLB until 2028, with the deal worth an estimated $5.1 billion. While spectator sports make revenues off ticket sales and  concessions, Social Media cannot thrive on spectators.  For businesses to have successful Social Media platforms participation from their employees is essential. Social Media is a numbers game, the larger your audience the better chance of increasing your KPI metrics. One of the statistics car dealerships track is the number of units (cars) sold per month. The General Sales Manager of a dealership keeps a tab on units sold.  Porsche of Chattanooga  Every Social Media Manager dreams of having

The TikTok Social video app was banned on government devices in the UK, Canada, New Zealand, and the US due to security concerns about user data. Afghanistan is the only country to impose a total ban on the app. Some 150 million Americans use TikTok since its release in 2016. In 2018 it was the most downloaded app in the US.  Today on Capitol Hill TikTok CEO Shou Chew spoke before Congress with many calls from lawmakers for the app to be banned. In a five-hour hearing, Chew was grilled, like a Johnsonville bratwurst during a July 4th weekend. Congress members pressed Chew on concerns about the Chinese Communist Party collecting sensitive information on US citizens. To members of Congress TikTok is an issue of national security and protection from China. “To the American people watching today, hear this: TikTok is a weapon by the Chinese Communist Party to spy on you, manipulate what you see, and exploit for future generations,” said Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Republican from Washingt

Many businesses and Social Media Managers struggle with what content they should post on their Social Media platforms. It doesn’t matter if it’s Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, Snapchat, or Linkedin the struggles for some are real. Ask an author and they will tell you about writer’s block, that’s when their creative mind falls into limbo. Imagine parachuting out of a plane at 10,000 feet and all of a sudden you stuck at 5,000 feet just floating in mid-air, horrifying to say the least. During my eight years of working in Social Media, I’ve experienced writer’s block sometimes it comes from the heavy workload of working with multiple clients, and forgetting what day of the week it is. Other times it’s a matter of not executing your Social Media Strategy. Remember that 3-hour video conference call with your client and all they talked about was increasing their sales and promoting their products. It was the same meeting your client told you about what is best for their Social Media a