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Here is the story of my adventure of how I got 500 Page Likes for a Facebook Page. A few months ago, one of my friends asked for my help on Facebook Ads. Get this: since my Facebook campaign a year ago (as you may have seen on the previous posts), I have not been […]

In social media, the most engaging posts (that is, the one that gets interactions such as likes, retweets, shares and comments) are the ones with visuals. I have been fortunate to learn this as a social media manager. Indeed, a social media post with visuals gets more attention than a post with just text. Last […]

A week after the Date with Freedom: 2015 Virtual Careers Summit and Seminar, I was able to do create and use the YouTube thumbnail not only on my video blog, but also for my client! YouTube’s video thumbnails let people see a quick snapshot of your video. But if you don’t want that, you can […]

Not only was I able to grace the weekly webinar of my mentor, Jomar Hilario recently. I was also able to teach other virtual career workers skills on visuals! I was privileged to be a guest in the webinar for the third time, this time showing the participants the 7 visual ideas that can increase […]

Although I am happy with the results of my second Facebook Ad, I was still wondering about its results. So I thought of creating a third Facebook Ad. For the third round, I decided to change the photo and make the headline in Filipino. I again relied on Pixabay for the photo and Canva for […]

I created my second Facebook ad using Canva. I got a new image from Pixabay.

I have used Canva since March 2014. Honestly, I got hooked. It is so easy to use that’s why as a practice, I work on my social media cover photos monthly. So I also chose Canva to be my visual tool in preparing my first Facebook ad.

Twenty years ago, we just relied on the information from the newspapers, radio, television for Saint John Paul II’s itinerary during his Papal Visit. With the existence of social media now, I decided to help spread information for Pope Francis’ visit . How? By creating posters.