In this post, I am giving you a quick LinkedIn tip. I’m going to show you how to change your LinkedIn Public URL.
Having a custom public profile URL will help other members and recruiters identify your profile easily and connect with you.
Here is the step-by-step tutorial on how to change your LinkedIn URL: (If you’d rather watch the video, click on the play > button above.)
In 2018, I created a video, “How Do I Remove My Facebook Page from Facebook Business Manager? [Step-by-Step Facebook Tutorial],” that has gotten over 10,290 views on YouTube and is still being viewed today. Since Facebook has made so many changes to Facebook Business Manager and Facebook Business Suite, I created an updated version of this popular video.
Following are the steps to removing your Facebook Business Page from both the Facebook Business Manager and the Facebook Business Suite. If you prefer watching the video, click on the play > button below otherwise scroll past the video to read the text.
Yesterday, I showed you how to change your Facebook password on an Android phone. Today, what I want to do (because I know some people still love their PC or their desktop computers), I wanted to show those people how to change their Facebook password on a PC or desktop.
Today, I’m going to show you how to quickly change your Facebook account password on your Android phone.
If you’d prefer to watch this rather then reading, scroll down and click on the play > button on the video below. If you’d rather read, scroll past the video.
STEP 1:
The first thing you want to do is make sure that you have the Facebook app downloaded on your phone. If you don’t already have the Facebook app, go to your Google Play Store. (Though these instructions are for Android users, if you are an iPhone user and want to follow along, you need to download Facebook from your App Store on your iPhone. Just know that the instructions will most likely not be exact.)
Are you a website designer? Do you create WordPress websites for your clients? If so, I have something I want to share with you.
If you prefer to watch the video, click on the play > button below. If you’d rather read the text, keep scrolling under the video.
UPDATE: October 4, 2021 – Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp are all down!
Just as Facebook’s Antigone Davis was live on CNBC defending the company over a whistleblower’s accusations and its handling of research data suggesting Instagram is harmful to teens, the company’s entire network of services suddenly went offline. ~ The Verge
We’re aware that some people are having trouble accessing our apps and products. We’re working to get things back to normal as quickly as possible, and we apologize for any inconvenience.
— Facebook (@Facebook) October 4, 2021
Though the following was originally published on January 28, 2021, this is still very relevant. Whether Facebook comes back up or not, I want you to understand that you do not own what is there, so be sure to use some or all of the recommendations below to continue to market your business.
Have you ever had this happen where you visit a website and you continually get the HTTP Error 431?
I have this problem with GoDaddy over and over again. I’ve called them. I have looked it up, tried to figure out how to make this HTTP Error 431 stop happening so I can work on my website and my clients’ websites to no avail.
For a while now, I have wanted to create t-shirts and other merch on Amazon. I’ve already chosen a niche and have even created some designs over the past year.
Since I’m creating my Merch by Amazon account today, I’m going to show you how to sign up for your own Merch by Amazon account as well.
Real Quick, What is Merch by Amazon?
We sell your designs as Amazon [print-on-demand] products, reaching millions of customers worldwide with no upfront investment or costs to you. ~ Amazon
Twitter Verification is back! Activists, influencers, and brands can once again request Twitter’s blue badge (a.k.a. the blue checkmark) that could appear next to their names on Twitter.
The blue verified badge on Twitter lets people know that an account of public interest is authentic. To receive the blue badge, your account must be authentic, notable, and active.