Tag: be kind

• 10 LGBTQIA+ Creators and Authors You Need To Know!

  

  Ten of my favorite LGBTQIA+ creators and authors I think you should know about!

  JT Santana

  July 6, 2022

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• Is Mental Health A Social Issue??

  

  social problems occur within society, affect a wide range of people, and require help from policymakers and citizens alike

  JT Santana

  June 29, 2022

  Bi-Polar Disorder, CDC, communication, Depression, Digital Marketing, ECT, Facebook, Google, Healthcare Marketing, Instagram, jtwb768, keep it real, LinkedIn, PTSD, recovery, Social Marketing, Stigma

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• How Google Stopping Support for Third-Party Cookies Impacts Your Paid Online Ads

  With privacy concerns on the rise, Google recently announced that it’s going to stop supporting third-party cookies. This means that Google will no longer be tracking how a user interacts with third-party sites and will not show ads to users as they travel the Internet based on their browsing history. This change is part of […]

  JT Santana

  September 6, 2021

  advertising, Digital Marketing, ECT, elections, freedom, Google, Google Ads, Happiness, Healthcare Marketing, keep it real, real estate, Relationships, sales, Social Marketing, social media, Uncategorized, YouTube

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