Essays on Engagement

If you run a business, then it is quite natural that Facebook is perhaps the first place you setup a page to promote it. Perhaps, the Facebook page may actually have been setup before the official website (or even the only platform) for fans to …

The waters of social media are difficult to navigate. You risk going unnoticed by your audience if you put up new posts only once in a while but you stand to turn off dedicated followers if you bombard them with updates every hour. that tweets …

When it comes to the development of new apps in the realm of social engagement, the main thing to consider is whether it is up to the task of going against existing apps and platforms that currently reign the social networking space. Given the arguably …

Introduction: On most occasions, conservationists, and authorities bureaus tell us about the benefits of conserving the environment. This is because the universe is witnessing a series of environmental devastations, which range from the devastation of woods, the pollution of rivers, lakes, and air. People argue …

A systematic stakeholder engagement process enabled us to select our most significant stakeholder groups and priorities the issues of most concern to these groups. We have determined the relative materiality of these issues of concern by utilizing a benefiting of materiality that balances stakeholder interests …

Living in a digital ecosystem, where 80% of the population is on mobile, has given rise to a new market for apps. Almost , inconsecutively of course, and 2.5 hours on different apps daily. This shift of attention from mass traditional media to smaller screens …

Had my fiance and I decided to end our relationship for personal reasons, and were our feelings relatively mutual on the matter, our break-up might not have been so devastating. The reality of the situation, however, is that my parents directly contributed to the end …

Criticizing the offer of the bonuses, President Obama stated that it was unfair and unethical for such an amount of money to be given out to a few executives while there were very many ordinary people in the country who were working very hard to …

In the Cooper Eskimos area, the prospective son-in-law worked as a servant for the girl’s father for a period of three or four years, generally before she reached puberty. Bride service among the Cooper Eskimos was often Supplemental, and sometimes replaced by payments of valuable …