One of the most soul-draining things about the pandemic lifestyle as a remote student and freelancer is feeling like we are living the same day over and over again.

The question for a ton of people who use social media is how to stay consistent. We hear over and over again that you need to consistently be posting, but HOW? I’ve put together a few tips to help you out so you can be posting online consistently without thinking about it 24/7.

Working from and being at home all the time can feel very isolating. So today, I’d like to outline some ways that you can use social media for connection as opposed to living the stereotype that social media drives us apart.

If you’re a small business just getting started and not sure if you want to invest in a commerce manager like Shopify or Etsy OR you have an e-commerce website already and want to additionally market your products on Facebook and Instagram, you’ve come to the right place!

Image by rawpixel.com. What has allowed a lot of businesses and creators to survive through these trying times is building their presence online. If your business only exists as an idea in your head or brick and mortar, then thousands of people who might love what you do won’t even know you exist.

This article was written by freelance contributor Alexis Kelly Online learning has inevitably changed the way we study. So while we can’t enter those automatic doors and hear the strange screeching in our headphones as we pass through the security gates (Pro tip: take those out when you pass through those doors) or study in our favourite library spots, the library still has free and accessible sources for research support. This article provides a concise rundown of library services available t

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