 Instagram 700 million. With so many users spreading opinions and ideas at full speed, the economic weight of social networks is countless.
Whatever the volume of your business, whether you want it or not, it’s practically impossible to escape social networks, so you’d better use it to your advantage. Social networking for business means that a lot of people will get to know your company and the products and services that it offers, so it will be very important that the image that reaches the social networks is as good as possible.
2. Social Networks are a great tool for free advertising.
There is no better promoter for your company than a satisfied customer. Social networks can be a great way for your clients to share their experiences, and its multiplying effect can make you save a lot of money on advertising. Of course, you will have to do things well to ensure that those comments do not imply negative publicity.
Also, even if people who usually check your social networks are not customers, they could also add value to your company. Often, they will share content that will reach third parties, or they might send messages asking about the features of your products, which will be very good for you to talk about your products.
3. It will generate a lot of traffic for your website.
If you have a company and live in the 21st century, it is very likely that you have a website, and if you do have one, you will usually want it to have as much traffic as possible (if not, what is the point of having a website then?).
Social networking for business can make the content of your website reach a lot of people. Some of that content may even go viral, reaching hundreds of thousands of people. If the content is interesting and attractive, what better way to publicize your products and services? You may be able to get regular visitors for your page, or you may even improve your sales – which is our goal after all –.
4. It improves and broadens the communication between your company and your customers.
Social networks are also great means of communication with your users, and it could even be part of the customer service. You can include surveys to ask for their opinion, include a FAQ section, etc.
5. It strengthens loyalty.
Being in social networks opens a new channel of communication with your customers. By having a more frequent contact with them, the task of trying to keep them loyal to you and to stay with you for years will be easier.
6. New sales channels for your products flourish.
Some social networks not only are used to publicize your business and send traffic to your website, but also offer the possibility of creating virtual shops that, in fact, make them a new sales channel for your products.
7. It opens up the door for new markets.
Social networking for business removes geographic barriers and enables your business to reach places that were impossible to reach just a few years ago. Who would have thought 20 years ago that your design store would receive orders from Tasmania?
8. It is easier to research your competition.
9. It also opens up the doors to collaborations with other companies.
Social networking for business connects everything, and that goes beyond customers, including companies. Collaborations and synergies can happen in networks and this can help your business, and it is so simple that you can achieve this just by clicking on your computer.
10. Social Networks provide lots of valuable information.
In few places you will get feedback as valuable and easy to get as on social networks. With such information, you can get great things for your business. By knowing the direct opinion of your customers, you will be able to know what aspects of your products or services they like the most, but also what your complaints are. You can anticipate the most frequent problems and solve them before they happen.
Now that you know some of the advantages that social networks can do for your business, you should know that social networks also offer some disadvantages that you must take into account before going for it. We will talk about them very soon in our blog.Hey pal, pretty similar situation. I came in having taken pre-calc 7 years ago in high school. I am having to retake the course after finishing with a 68, BUT it wasn't that bad and I'll explain why. 

I registered for the course late and had to take it with a brand new professor (don't take Scott Bruces class) at 8am. He was good at guiding the strong, but terrible at teaching the weak, and it showed by the lack of student input and class involvement. You can't expect students to come in at 8 am and tell you how they should learn when nobody likes to talk before 9 anyway. The course structure fucked me also ( 2 midterms worth 25%, one final worth 30%, then 10% online homework and 10% Participation/Attendance). I went in confident in my first test, bombed it, and then that was the only date point I could rely on until after the add drop date. So basically, I had to get an 80%+ on Everything the remainder of the semester without the ability to withdraw.  

Check rate my professor, check the potential courses, and reach out to those professors you may like and ask for the syllabus. Use outside resources like Khan Academy, Kapanjies videos in Fox Video Vault (very helpful), patrickjmt videos, whatever helps. Also, something I didn't figure out til literally finals, update your calculator with math print and other Calc programs online. I hadn't used mine in years and I'll tell you what, get good with that calculator and you'll be MUCH better off. The concepts of Calc were easy to understand, admittedly it was the relearning of algebra that beat up on me. If you can do the algebra handily, you will be in crazy good shape. I kinda retaught myself a mountain of things throughout the semester and with a better professor I am sure I would have pulled it off. 

Dr. Kapanjie and Dr. Pred have been recommended to me a bunch, and I think it is because of their easier to understand teaching styles, not just dictating text from a book. Try and find someone with a good teaching style who isn't too new and has a better understanding of their students.Intermittent Fasting has great health benefits and fits keto so well, it really comes naturally, the further you dive into keto the less you feel you really need to eat all the time.

I suggest instead of skipping lunch try skipping breakfast and holding off on lunch until around 2ish or when you start to feel hungry, your body loves to focus on itself when it's not bogged down trying to digest all that bacon you had for breakfast. 

Check out /r/Fasting for more information and YouTube some videos on IF and Dr Fung he has some really good talks on it.The international nongovernment organization Action Against Hunger, together with partner restaurants and top chefs are bringing to life the Restaurants Against Hunger campaign this holiday season. This movement aims to save the lives of malnourished children in the Philippines through ‘DISHES THAT FEED MORE’ in participating restaurants. When ordered, proceeds from these dishes go to Action Against Hunger’s programs in alleviating extreme malnutrition across the country.
For almost 40 years, across nearly 50 countries, Action Against Hunger has led the global fight against hunger. They are committed to ending world hunger, work to save the lives of malnourished children while providing communities with access to safe water and sustainable solutions to hunger. They ensure that the marginalized and most at risk have access to clean water, food, training and healthcare. They enable communities to be free from hunger. In the Philippines, Action Against Hunger has helped more than 500,000 people directly in 2015 alone. Of the 500,000, more than 30,000 were helped with nutrition programs – particularly saving lives via the prevention, detection and treatment of malnutrition, in particular during and following disasters and conflicts. “Action Against Hunger continues to respond to these pressing issues and we want to reach more people to help and support us as we unlock children’s potential and possibly give them something to look forward to in the future,” says Javad Amoozegar, country director for Action Against Hunger Philippines.
Hoping to raise more funds for ending hunger in the Philippines, Action Against Hunger is following the footsteps of its global counterparts by launching the Restaurants Against Hunger this 2016. Tracing back its roots from World Food Day in France back in 1998, Restaurants Against Hunger was also launched in UK, US, Canada, and Spain. The campaign is also currently running in Italy, Germany, Peru, Colombia and Bolivia. Joining the roster of multi-awarded chefs from around the globe, including the world’s star chef John Roca, the Philippines own Chef Roland Laudico is a proud ambassador for the worthy cause.
“Restaurants Against Hunger makes me realize that our craft goes beyond mere cooking, it also transforms into a stronger cause that enables us to have a chance to make someone’s future healthy,” Chef Roland Laudico says.
Over 103 establishments, including branches, have signed up to be a part of the campaign – and Action Against Hunger hopes that more restaurants sign up before December 15. “It’s high time that we address this issue together and put up an advocacy that really encourages people to help fight malnutrition in their own ways—-- a simple act of ordering a dish can make a big difference,” says Amoogezar.
In March 2016, Action Against Hunger released a report on the Socio-economy of Chronic Malnutrition in the Philippines. The Philippines, a lower-middle income country, is among the fastest-growing economies