Josh Steimle’s ‘60 Days to LinkedIn Mastery’ offers a practical, day-by-day approach to leveraging LinkedIn’s full potential. This guide covers profile optimization, networking strategies, content creation, and advanced techniques for professionals and businesses.
Alphonso Lina explores the impact of digital addiction on modern life, offering insights into the psychological effects of excessive technology use and practical strategies for digital detoxification. Through a fictional character’s journey, the book provides a relatable guide to reclaiming control over our digital habits.
This book uses the fictional character Amelia Knott to explore the complexities of online reputation management. It offers practical strategies for building, maintaining, and repairing one’s digital presence, making it an invaluable resource for individuals and businesses in the modern interconnected world.
Amy Blackthorn explores the innovative intersection of witchcraft and social media marketing, offering practical guidance for practitioners to enhance their online presence while maintaining magical authenticity. The book bridges ancient mystical arts with contemporary digital communication techniques.
Erik Deckers’ ‘Branding Yourself’ offers practical strategies for building a strong personal brand using social media platforms. The book emphasizes authenticity, consistency, and strategic content creation to establish oneself as an industry expert and open new professional opportunities.
This book uses the fictional journey of Daniel Larson to illustrate key concepts in podcasting. It covers everything from getting started to advanced techniques, making it an invaluable resource for both beginners and experienced podcasters.
This novel explores the life of a social media influencer grappling with authenticity in the digital age. It offers insights into the psychological effects of online personas and the journey to find balance between digital and real-world experiences.
Naomi Klein’s ‘Doppelganger’ explores the phenomenon of mistaken identity in the digital age, using her personal experience as a springboard to examine broader issues of misinformation, conspiracy theories, and the fragmentation of shared reality. The book offers a thought-provoking analysis of how technology shapes our understanding of truth and identity in the 21st century.
Taylor Lorenz’s ‘Extremely Online’ explores how the internet has transformed fame, influence, and power in the 21st century. The book offers an insightful examination of internet culture, the creator economy, and the far-reaching effects of online platforms on individuals, businesses, and society at large.
This summary covers key aspects of Carolyn Abram’s ‘Facebook For Dummies’, including account setup, privacy settings, news feed optimization, and business uses. It provides essential insights for both new and experienced Facebook users.