Dear Experts

I am looking for a solution or tool  to collect information about specific keywords which could be related to specific technology or a product etc if configured those specific words so that I get an instant notification when someone mentions about it on different sites , social media mentions,blog comments/website on complete internet, it is not related to our company or brand in general it is for my interest on some technology related or could be anything, which all companies showing interest on it and what they are doing for it etc, this will help us to understand. I know ORM tools but it is generally used for brand reputation not sure if it serves this purpose, experts please suggest

We have a user that created accounts in Tweeter, Facebook, Instagram. Linkedln and Pinterest some time ago but never used it.  Just this week the user wants to start but noticed that wants to change each tags (or reference name like @sample_name) per apps, and the email used to create it.  

What's the best way to go about it?

Hi,

As the subscription costs really add up over the long haul, we plan to cancel our LinkedIn Recruiter Lite account over the summer months and resume it again in September.

If we do  this then we will get an empty account when we resume in a 4 months' time. This is grossly annoying as we lose all of the data we have paid to generate over the past few years.

Of course we can save the primary data by downloading CV's, but we lose items like stats on how many applications, and when, Groups candidates are part of, the ability to filter candidates by; Location, Company, Job title, First name, Last name, Years of experience, Education, etc.  Plus we lose the useful recruitment interface that they provide to view that data.

Although LinkedIn does not advertise the fact, I have a feeling that it is somehow possible to download all of our data.  It is our data after all, plus we have paid significant number of thousands in subscription.

How would we download all of our data from LinkedIn Recruiter Lite?

Thanks,
Robbie

As the subscription costs really add up over the long haul, we plan to cancel our LinkedIn Recruiter Lite account over the summer months and resume it again in September.

If we do  this then we will get an empty account when we resume in a 4 months' time. This is grossly annoying as we lose all of the data we have paid to generate over the past few years. Of course we can save the primary data by down loading CV's, but we lose items like stats on how many applications, and when, Groups candidates are part of, the ability to filter candidates by; Location, Company, Job title, First name, Last name, Years of experience, Education, etc.  Plus we lose the useful recruitment interface that they provide to view that data.

Although LinkedIn does not advertise the fact, I have a feeling that it is somehow possible to download all of our data.  It is our data after all, plus we have paid significant number of thousands in subscrip

I want to upload photos on social media from my Google Drive account without having to download these photos on my computer first. Is there a way to do this?

If I tweet a link Twitter automatically picks a picture it embeds into that tweet. Is there some way to point out to Twitter (and perhaps also all the other social media sites Facebook, Instagram, ...) what picture to pick? Especially when you not integrate the typical set of social media buttons offering to post about the page, but if someone just posts a link to say a blog article? Is that perhaps simply the biggest picture detected to come from the same origin?

And if there is such a mechanism, can you even tell twitter to rather not display some picture, especially with a webpage not so well known and mostly textual, where the most prominent picture rather is a site logo only?

As one example I see links to Quora answers having pictures not even part of that answer as if there is some hidden tag or meta info as an official way to tell social media what picture to embed. If there is, how does this work generally? When something applies to Twitter, does it also apply to Twitter apps like HootSuite?

That's a bit fuzzy question, but I'd take any helpful hint on social media optimization. Is that a thing at all, aside from SEO?

What is Instagram?

Getting started with EventBrite

I am new to the web seminar business and need to rely on proven platforms for max guidance, so I cam spend my time prepping my seminar.

Has anyone used EventBrite for ticket sales?

Promotion?

Organizing event schedules and attendee lists?

 would be happy to hear from you and perhaps with some guidance about the steps I need to take.

Thanks