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Social media platforms have emerged as popular marketing channels for small businesses, according to G2 Crowd’s poll. It revealed that 80% of respondents used Facebook for marketing purposes, while a little more than half (51%) turned to Twitter. While it’s possible that small businesses are buying ads on these platforms, it’s more likely they’re using low- or no-cost functions like Facebook Pages and tweets to connect directly with their customers.
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When Kathy Tu and Tobin Low’s podcast “Nancy” came out via WNYC earlier this April, it was announced by way of a two-minute prologue promising “a show about all things LGBTQ and beyond.” But it wasn’t going to be “‘Will and Grace’ the podcast,” and it wasn’t going to be your average gay pop culture show. Low and Tu made that clear from the start. “Nancy” was going to be a show about “the experience of living as a queer person,” as Low later told TIME magazine, ”and not about the idea of queerness.” Via Pete
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Dr Tony Ortega and John Davisi's RawSexySpiritual brings spirituality to gay men, and those who love them, in a modern, sexy way. They are offering a perception that being "spiritual" doesn't mean having to be a shaman out in the desert. It means having a greater sense of awareness and mindfulness. And yes, it can be damn sexy.
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Why More Brands Are Bringing Social Power Players Into The Design Process... great article that dives into the power of a long-term relationship with influencers, rather than just a short-term, one-off ad buy
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The social hookup app Grindr presented a new five-part online series called “What the Flip?” with the first installment featuring an Asian man and White man swapping profiles for a day. The featured users of the gay dating app take over each other’s profiles, letting them send messages as a different race and receive photos …
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Gay icon Eliad Cohen and his "Papa World Tour," line of parties announce the endorsement of Hookd, the newly launched gay dating app as they join forces to expand globally.
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Unlike other dating apps, Hookd functions on a real-time request rather than on a profile basis, saves time and results in better matches.
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American Eagle asks microinfluencers, activists: What does Pride mean to you?
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Woman’s Hour is one of Radio’s most well-respected, best-loved institutions, with an army of devoted fans - among them many men, including pop star Will Young and film director Chris Sweeney.
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Hiiiiii guys! Made this super cute video with Paper magazine and Google about my first pride experience and thought it was cute enough to share on here! Via Pride Center of SI
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June is LGBT pride month. If you aren't familiar with the acronym, it stands for lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, and transgender. During this month, not only do LGBT people show pride in themselves, but people that love and support them show it too.
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For the month of June, MeUndies will be celebrating National LGBT Pride Month by donating proceeds to the Los Angeles LGBT Center. |
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Get a new episode of The Raw(est) Brunch every Sunday at 11am! Hosts Psychologist Dr Tony Ortega and Life Coach John Davisi serve some raw talk about se
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Chronicle, the new collaborative visual storytelling platform, has launched an initiative to crowdsource stories from LGBTQ+ individuals and organizations, creating a chronicle to tell the bigger story and visual history of the community. People and organizations add photographs with descriptive details directly to the LGBTQ+ chronicle (currently 1948 – present) timeline to help build and be part of the story. The result is an informative resource and ongoing record that strengthens the community.
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Social media platforms have emerged as popular marketing channels for small businesses, according to G2 Crowd’s poll. It revealed that 80% of respondents used Facebook for marketing purposes, while a little more than half (51%) turned to Twitter. While it’s possible that small businesses are buying ads on these platforms, it’s more likely they’re using low- or no-cost functions like Facebook Pages and tweets to connect directly with their customers.
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“@ParksDenton your profile pic is actually my friend. That’s hella creepy, stop.”
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Never has it been more evident that the state of the blogging world has completely changed. In fact, discussing only blogs feels a little outdated on its own. While most of us working online used to agree that blogs were essential for brands, it’s become clear that what works right now is very different from what worked two years ago — and what will work two years (or even two months) from now.
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The animated short about a middle-school crush, created by two college students, has attracted millions of views just days after it was posted. Via Pete
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New platform promotes content curation and offers services focused on the gay experience - Make the gay travel experience richer in options, simpler to organize and in addition help the gay public to connect. With these goals in mind, the Sonder app is born, a tailor-made travel app for gays.
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When I first saw this chart, I thought "what a great graphic to share with clients and include on presentations!" But as I studied it in more detail, I liked part of what I saw, but for the rest, I thought "oh hell no!" Let me explain.
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Why Grindr and others are trying to be more than just hookup apps.
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STDcheck.com, a leading online STD testing provider, has released its list of the Top 25 LGBT blogs and websites with "The Loud & Proud" award. Featured sites were chosen and ranked based on writing that focuses on spreading understanding and love, and promoting visibility and inclusivity. STDcheck.com's Top 25 lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender list is loaded with a wide variety of perspectives, from parents raising an LGBT child to being an LGBT parent, as well as bloggers who have been out for decades and those focused on globally ending violence and laws that discriminate against the LGBT community.
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If Pride Month happens and you don't Instagram it, did it really exist? |
