Social Media is full of myths and misconceptions, but one has become quite prevalent in recent months. I interact on multiple social networks on behalf of dozens of clients, so I’m constantly researching content, reading posts, blogs, etc. It’s unfortunate that so many people post to social networks under the assumption that online communications are informal. It is as if the social media gods loosened the rules with regards to spelling, grammar and capitalization. In my opinion, online communications personify you or the organization you represent. Whether you realize it or not, viewers judge you or the organization by not only what you write, but how you write it. Continue Reading →