Here Are 8 Skills You Need To Excel As A Social Media Manager!

More than 50 million business pages exist on social media giant, Facebook. Almost two billion people use and derive benefits from social media worldwide.

As social media scales new heights, social media management has emerged as a challenging job.

So, what does social media manager do? Advertising, content marketing, account setup are some of the services he provides.

Scroll down to know what skills are required to become a social media manager.

1. Smart Work

Many work hard, but only a few are capable of doing smart work. You should be able to create an error-proof strategy and make quick decisions when caught between two choices. Learn the behaviour of customers and deliver what they want. Understanding insights and graphs are also important since they help you to know what really matters for the company and where you should focus on.

5. Communication Skills

It takes two to tango. When you are communicating with someone, they create their own image of yours in their mind. By using ultimate power of words you can control their mind. Develop your communication skills!

7. Update Yourself

You should be aware of what’s trending on the internet. Read blogs, news of every field daily.

8. Photoshop Skills

Learn some light photo editing skills. It will help.

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Redmi 4: Full Review After 4 Months Of Heavy Use

With many Chinese phone makers entering the Indian market, there are tons of budget choices available to pick a device from. Just name a price bracket, and you will be flooded with options, but the only thing that might disappoint you is that there are not many branded devices available offering decent specs.

Luckily, around four months back while scrolling through a website (Discussed in the end), we found Redmi 4x (32GB) at just Rs 6500, the same device which will cost you around Rs 9000 in India and obviously we bought it right away. Now, the Redmi 4x is being sold in India with the name tag of Redmi 4 but there is no difference in both the devices (4x is the global variant while 4 is an Indian variant).

The device is still very new to India and still the best you can get under Rs 10000, so here we are with a review of Redmi 4 or 4x after using it for 4 months.

Display:

Starting the things off with the display, on paper specs is not at all appealing and a 5-inch 720p display is what we get. But here is a deal, the screen is small, that helps in retaining the quality, and I never felt that I am texting or watching a movie on a 720p display. The super vivid display looks great and trust me, you will not feel it be any cheaper.

The one thing that I faced issue with is the sunlight visibility of the display. Even at full brightness level, the screen doesn’t look optimized, and you might want to avoid using it on a sunny day.
The 2.5D display is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass and in these 4 months of usage, we did drop it a couple of times but everything went smooth.

Hardware:

Now we all know that device is powered with Snapdragon 435 which is not very powerful but not weak either. The octa-core processor handles the day-to-day task very well and we didn’t face any problem with games like Asphalt 8 and Modern Combat too.
The fact that Snapdragon 435 is a power efficient processor also helped the battery to last longer.

RAM:

There are three variants of this device available, the one we have comes with 3GB RAM and 32GB of internal storage. Everyone knows how heavy MIUI can go and I did face it. In the long list of apps installed, the phone will end up giving 700MB of free RAM just like Nexus 5, but the twist is that Nexus 5 has got only 2GB as RAM. Though this doesn’t mean that the device hangs even a bit. But a lighter version of MIUI would have been appreciated.

Camera:

The camera is always an issue with budget segment devices. Redmi 4x is kind of a neutral here, the camera output is good with good coloring, range and detailing. The problem I had was the processing while we click images, the shutter speed is good but the user will definitely need to keep the device still while clicking images otherwise the photo may come blurry and out of range.

Internet Startups Who Changed The Way Of Internet Surfing

Do you know these amazing Internet Startups who changed the way of using the Internet? Everyone Use WWW, Google, Facebook, Wikipedia, etc. But Why?

These Internet Entrepreneurs started from the scratch, worked hard, and the results are here. Today they inspire us to do better and the best. The journey of their hardworking will motivate your heart as well, I bet.

Tim Berners-Lee – Father of WWW

Sir Tim Berners-Lee is the guy who successfully executed communication between HTTP client and server via the Internet. Now we use this thing as WWW. He is the director of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), a senior researcher of the 3Com Founders Chair at the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. In 2011, he was honored with an honorary Doctor of Science degree from Harvard University

Larry Page and Sergey Brin – Kings of The Internet

Google is the widely used Search Engine on the Internet. Most of the people know Larry Page only. But do you know? Sergey Brin also co-founded the Google. It is one of the most profitable Internet companies of the world. In 1996 they changed the Internet world. Google’s current worth is approx $498 B. Read more about Google Revolution

Jimmy Wales – Wikipedia

Jimmy Donal “Jimbo” Wales is the person who co-founded the world’s largest encyclopedia. Yes, Wikipedia is the most popular source of general reference work. Wikipedia has the most verified information. If you still do not know about Wikipedia, then just search it once.

Mark Zuckerberg – Social Media King

Mark Elliot Zuckerberg, the co-founder of Facebook. Well, do you know who the other co-founders were? He and his classmates Dustin Moskovitz, Eduardo Saverin, and Chris Hughes started Facebook as the University project. Today Facebook is the world’s best social media platform. But do you know Facebook is not allowed in Russia, China, Japan, and Korea?

Facebook’s approx worth is $350 billion.

Jack Dorsey – King of Trends

Jack Dorsey is the CEO of a mobile payments company known as Square. He also created the micro-blogging website Twitter in 2006. On Twitter, people share the happenings with hashtags. Twitter also shows the latest trends. Today Twitter is world’s best happenings platform.

David Filo and Jerry Yang – Yahoo!

Yahoo! is known for defining the Internet. David Filo & Jerry Yang worked together to establish this Search Engine and while they were pursuing their Electrical Engineering. The domain ‘yahoo.com’ was created in 1995. Their highest-read news and media website, with over 7 billion views per month. They itself claims Yahoo attracts “more than half a billion consumers every month in more than 30 languages.”

Story By: Beyond Stories

Most Bizarre Cars In The World

A lot of effort goes in the making of a car. So, it is always almost obvious that the end product will be liked and accepted by many. However, sometimes some cars are designed in a weird fashion to meet economic limitations or functional requirements and it all ends up with the car balancing itself on ten wheels or looking like a mini version of the Egyptian pyramid.

Pyramid Electric Car

How odd can a car possibly look? Can it go far from looking like a conventional car? Ask that to Greg Zanis and he will answer positive. The Dreamcar 123 as it is alternatively known, this vehicle is an electric car that lights up in neon colors during the night. The car can be driven for 3 hours after a full charging and consumes, no not fuels because that would be too mainstream for such an unusual car eh? Pyramid electric car uses solar and wind power to energize its 8000-pound body.

The 100 Foot Long Limousine

100 is a magical figure and it has attracted many for many reasons. Jay Ohrberg thought the same and went on to make a Limo one hundred feet long. Needless to say that the car has found it’s way in the Guinness Book of World Records as the longest car ever. But what does the 26-wheeled Limousine have inside it’s 100 feet gaping hollow? A swimming pool, spa, king sized bed room and a helipad.

Tasco

There are many people in the world who get inspired by flying things. When that happens to a car designer, the result is Tasco. Inspired by an aeroplane, Tasco is an American sports car with a T-top roof and a cabin that is surrounded by fiber glass. The engine of this car is not anything an engineer would readily understand, but its got the power and that’s all that matters, no?

Michelin PLR

What would one possibly do to test truck tires without using trucks? Michelin build this car as a solution to this problem. The car houses two powerful V8 engines and runs on ten wheels which is bizarre but it is necessary to balance the whooping ten metric tonnes body that Michelin designed. If you’re wondering about it’s top speed, it is 100 miles per hour!

Firebird

Inspired by fighter air-crafts, Firebird ||| is a two-seater wonder with a 225 hp Whirlfire GT-305 gas turbine engine coupled with a dual cylinder 10 HP gasoline engine. What’s more, there are ultrasonic keys to open the door which ensure maximum safety and drag-air brakes which only add to it!

Brooke Swan Car

Animals and birds have fascinated Indians and they find a lot of application as means of transport in the Hindu mythology. British engineer Robert Nicholl Matthewson, who lived in Calcutta, India was influenced by this very idea. Made up of wood, the radiator and the bonnet was concealed and given a swan’s look. The mouth of the swan sprayed steam and a valve in the back that released whitewash to give a swan’s feel.

Story By: Beyond Stories