Types of Social Media

This is the era of digitalization. People’s daily lives rely on computers and this goes for one’s personal and career life. You see people in front of computers all day, whether they are using tablets, laptops, mobile phones or personal computers. The internet has made computers indispensable and the role of social media in today’s world has definitely changed things. If you struggle with social media then why not hire a social media agency to do the leg work for you to take out all the hassle?

As a member of the modern world, it should be your goal to keep in tune with what is going on and participation in these various social media sites should be something that you work on.

Social Networks. These are the likes of Facebook, LinkedIn and MySpace. These websites exist to connect people. Services that allow you to connect with other people of similar interests and background.  Usually they consist of a profile, various ways to interact with other users, ability to setup groups, etc. If you want to be able to build your network, these websites will help you spread your horizon and better reach out to people. It makes the world

Complete list of emoticons and smileys for facebook

Update (Oct 11-12):  Now the emoticons not only work in the chat, also work on all the comments! It's great. : D

Here is the complete list of smileys and emoticons that you can use in your facebook chat. 
Just type emoticon code for each one, or copy and paste from here, and it'll pop up in your chat !.


New facebook emoticon (y)   = Thumb Up  ("Like" facebook emoticon )

Emoticon number      :42: = Number 42,


<(") = Penguin

 (^^^) = Shark

:) or :-) or =) or :] = Smile

Five Best Blogging Platforms

It's not difficult to argue that blogging has done more to spread knowledge and ideas than any other publishing innovation since the printing press. Here's a look at the most popular blogging platforms to help you get your ideas out there.

Printer and photocopier salesmen of the late 20th century frequently peddled their wares with the pitch that a personal printing device could turn anyone—schools, neighborhood associations, churches, individuals with a message to get out—into small time publishers. The revolution they hinted at didn't come about on their watch, however. The personal printer simply didn't have the volume and the reach that a later innovation, the internet—and more specifically, blogging—would have. Blogs give anyone an inexpensive platform to promote their ideas to a potential audience of the entire world.

Blogger (Web-Based, Free)

Blogger is a popular and free blogging service owned by Google. Blogger's big draw is ease of use and nearly instant setup. You can go from blog-less to publishing your first post in under 15 minutes thanks to its extremely easy setup process. Blogger supports drag-and-drop template editing, dynamic updating, geo-tagging for location-based blogging, and easy publication from editing tools like