social media
Social Media targeted pieces, for influencers and trending topics in the Journal workplace digital universe.
All Solutions Network: Affiliate Marketing Before Social Media
As an affiliate coach, my life is a constant cycle of testing new products, exploring services, and staying ahead of the curve. You have no idea how many privileges we lose by taking the advice of others—especially when that advice is trendy but not sustainable. But that’s the trade-off. That’s the strategy. It’s how we keep the hustle alive and maintain a loyal, engaged group of subscribers who trust us to lead with intention.
By Ms. Phillipsabout a year ago in Journal
How a Family-Owned Tamale Shop Went Viral With AI—And What Every Small Business Can Learn
A Viral Success Cooked in Just 10 Minutes “I made it in 10 minutes,” said Christian Ortega, co-owner of The Original Tamale Company in Los Angeles. He wasn’t talking about tamales—he was talking about a meme-style AI video that unexpectedly catapulted his family’s business into the digital spotlight.
By The Narrative Hubabout a year ago in Journal
Why Gen Z is Rediscovering Analog Rituals (Vinyl, Film, Paper Diaries)
Intro: Digital Natives, Slow Adopters Four easy gestures: Scroll, Tap, Tap Again, Share. Yet the youngest internet lifers–those born 1997 to 2012–are flipping the script. Devices gleaming at the ready, they willingly pivot to the grainy, slowed encore of streaming audio, the hush of manual aperture, the deliberate stroke of a fountain pen.
By Mahveen khanabout a year ago in Journal
Manchester
Honorable working city, industrial clothes legacy, that it looks like metal one to me, but it is not. Working class, immigrants hub, full of faith and different religions path. Manchester shows a gigantic love to everything new. People looking for the football fever, tourist escaping from London. Young fellows in the alternative gender world walking around on surf boards in a bar. Streets closed to traffic, full of bars, taverns, restaurants and not so good kebab fast food chain. Somehow people feel snob, but maybe they are discrete.
By Lasha Deselaabout a year ago in Journal
When Podcasts Went Visual
From Audio Roots to Visual Storytelling When podcasts first gained momentum in the mid-2000s, they were simple audio files distributed via RSS feeds. The format was cheap to produce and easy to use. Listeners appreciated the convenience—plug in your headphones, press play, and you could enjoy a world of storytelling, interviews, and commentary while you did whatever else you wanted.
By Echoes of Lifeabout a year ago in Journal
DeepMind unveils its security plan for the artificial intelligence of the future
Safety in the development of artificial general intelligence (AGI) has become a priority for the international technology community. DeepMind Safety Research, through a Medium post, has presented its approach to anticipating and mitigating the risks associated with AGI, with the goal of avoiding serious harm to humanity.
By Omar Rastelliabout a year ago in Journal
The World’s Most Beautiful Women of 2025
Introduction Beauty is timeless—but it’s also evolving. In 2025, the concept of beauty transcends mere physical features; it is a fusion of aesthetics, influence, self-expression, and empowerment. Across fashion runways, film screens, social media, and humanitarian platforms, certain women stand out not just for their looks but for the impact they wield. This article spotlights the top ten most beautiful women in the world in 2025, combining scientific ideals of symmetry with cultural relevance and purpose.
By Farooq Hashmiabout a year ago in Journal
Sphalaphala Sdudla The Founder of Plus Size ModelRSA
In recent months, the phrase “Sphalaphala sdudla” has been making waves across TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube, signaling the rise of a unique cultural phenomenon. What’s behind this intriguing combination of words, and why is it resonating with so many?
By Omasanjuwa Ogharandukunabout a year ago in Journal
