Each article presented strategies to audit your personal brand, some in the same way but some had different strategies. I thought it was very interesting that they all said go type your name in Google and see what pops up. I did that and the first three things that popped up were my Facebook page, my Vine account, and a Prezi presentation that I once created in high school. I then clicked on images and none of the images were of me, they were all of Simone Biles, the U.S. Olympic Gymnast.<\/p>\n
Referring to the article, \u201cA Painless Way to Do a Personal Social Media Audit,\u201d the author asked \u201cDo you collect social media and networking accounts?\u201d I had to stop and think because there are some accounts that I have that I haven\u2019t used in a very long time. They are just sitting around and nothing is happening on them because I don\u2019t use them. Going back to the Google search and my Vine account popping up, I can\u2019t tell you the last time I got on Vine which means I could probably delete it. I guess Twitter could be one that I don\u2019t keep up with either because I rarely get on it. On Twitter there is just too much going on and people are always tweeting so I\u2019m never up to date. Skype is something else I have an account for and haven\u2019t used it in years, don\u2019t even think I know my account information anymore. Pinterest, I don\u2019t usually get on it unless I\u2019m really bored or need like a cute idea for something.<\/p>\n
I\u2019m very careful with what I post on social media. I know that there\u2019s someone always watching the account or looking at it. I don\u2019t want people to think differently of me because of what I post on social media so I don\u2019t give them a reason to. The impressions someone would get about me from my social media account would be that, I love kids, have a passion to serve and go on mission trips, love my family, and love the Georgia Bulldogs. I don\u2019t have anything to hide on my social media accounts. I don\u2019t think I need to make changes but I could possibly delete my Vine account because I will most likely never use it again. I would say my social media is accurate about my life.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Each article presented strategies to audit your personal brand, some in the same way but some had different strategies. I thought it was very interesting that they all said go type your name in Google and see what pops up. I did that and the first three things that popped up were my Facebook page, … Continue reading Blog #9: Audit Your Social Media Brand<\/span>