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Kimron Corion Digital
Social Media and Storytelling
I help time-starved entrepreneurs balance their need to maintain an active and engaged social media presence with the day-to-day operations of their business.
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Facebook Social Media Marketing

Like It Or Not, You Are What You Post Online

Oct 3,2019 / By / No Comment

"Don't judge me by the things I post online; I can post whatever I want; it is not a reflection of who I am in real life." That's me paraphrasing something that someone posted on Facebook. Here' a reality check for you. People will judge you based on what you post. I don't care if you think its right or wrong; I don't care if the things you post are not an accurate reflection of who you are. I can guarantee you that people will look at what you post as a true reflection of you.

So, what do you do, well you be careful with the things you post off course. I mean, I don't think I should have to say this. But sometimes we post the craziest things and wonder why people react to us in a particular way.

About a year ago, I was having this discussion with someone online about the things they post. I said to them that employers and prospective employers are looking at the things they post and can make a decision on whether to hire or fire them from that. That person said I was a crazy man even to entertain this idea. But the trust it, it's not me entertaining the idea, this is happening. I don't understand why people get hooked on the way they want things to be without reacting to how things are.

If you think that people shouldn't judge you based on the things you post, that's ok. But understand this, they will do it, it is happening, and there is nothing you can do about it. So why not audit the things you post, you don't have to listen to me or agree with me. Frankly, I don't care, but know that maybe the reason you are not receiving any response from that job application you sent out is that post you made yesterday.

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Facebook Social Media

Facebook Is About To Change In A Big Way and Here’s Everything You Need To Know

Mar 22,2019 / By / No Comment

Facebook had a pretty rough year in 2018, the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Mark Zuckerberg being called to testify before the US Congress and among other issues that they had to deal with. So, it should come as no surprise to anyone that they are going to be making some significant changes in the months and years to come. Two weeks ago, Mark Zuckerberg published a note entitled “A Privacy-Focus Vision for Social Networking.”

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Grenada Masterclass Social Media Marketing

How I Used Facebook To Promote and Sell Out My Masterclass

Mar 1,2019 / By / No Comment

It has been one week since I hosted my Social Media Masterclass in Grenada. The feedback so far has been really great, and I am quite happy with how everything played out. There were some hiccups, areas for improvement, things that could have been done better. But overall it was a fantastic experience, one that will be repeated in roughly two months.

Initially, I wanted only 30 people in the class but based on the demand, I created space for 5 more people. I also did a second private session because I couldn’t fit any more people in the original class. So, how was I able to sell out my Social Media Masterclass? Well, I used Social Media. It would be weird if I was teaching a class on Social Media and can’t use the same social media to my advantage.

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Caribbean Social Media, Digital Citizenship

Here’s What Every Caribbean Parent and Teacher Need To Know About Students Social Media Use

Jan 19,2019 / By / No Comment

I always write about how businesses can take advantage of opportunities on Social Media. However, there is a side of social media that is having an adverse impact on young people, and they do not even understand what is happening.

A few days ago I made a post on social media saying that Schools in the Caribbean need to teach their students how to use social media since it can damage their careers in the future. Since then, many people reached out to me to share their own experience and thoughts on that subject. However one in particular really got me thinking.

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Grenada Grenadian Events Social Media Social Media Marketing

You Will Never Believe These Bizarre Truths About The Digital Media Industry In Grenada

Jan 8,2019 / By / No Comment

I believe we can all agree that Grenada has gone digital, every Grenadian with a smartphone has one of many Social Media apps on it. The problem with that is it makes our attention very fragmented, we are no longer just watching GBN or just listening to Boss FM. We are now consuming content daily on one of the many social media apps on our phone.

As a matter of fact, when we watch something on GBN or MTV or hear something on Boss FM or POWER, we take the conversation about that thing to Facebook. What does that mean for the business community in Grenada? It implies that Entrepreneurs and business owners need to understand the Grenadian digital media landscape and learn how to tell stories on social media to create an emotional connection with their customers/potential customers.

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Inspiration Life Social Media campaign

16 Empowering Beliefs to Live By Today

Dec 18,2018 / By / No Comment

Your experiences are shaped by your thinking. Even obstacles have a value when you can see it. You can develop convictions that will help you to feel happier and achieve more, regardless of the situation.

Consider these empowering beliefs that you can start using today to transform your life through the power of positive thinking.

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Career Social Media Social Media campaign

7 Social Media Mistakes That Can Harm Your Career

Dec 16,2018 / By / No Comment

Many courts have upheld the right of employers to see everything in your social media accounts. Employers even study the social media accounts of prospective new employees before they’re hired! You can even be forced to log in and provide full access!

Avoid making social media mistakes that could result in the loss of your employment.

Use social media platforms wisely by avoiding these mistakes:

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Caribbean Entrepreneurs Social Media Storytelling

Everything Caribbean Entrepreneurs Need To Know About Creating A Social Media Strategy

Nov 22,2018 / By / No Comment
Strategic Social media with kimron corion

On Friday 16th of November, I did a Bootcamp on Strategic Social Media Marketing which was hosted by the Young Americas Business Trust. I touched on the different elements of a social media strategy focusing on things such as setting social media goals and choosing a target audience. I broke down content and storytelling if you missed it, you can find the replay below.

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Caribbean Life Social Media

Make Decency Great Again: Why We Need To Stop And Think before Posting On Facebook

Oct 4,2018 / By / No Comment
Social Media and Mental Illness

Ok people, big man and big woman thing now. At which point do we start seeing beyond the “Likes”? Hold on let me back it up like a dumper truck for a moment.

In the not so distant past, let’s say a mere 15 years ago, a few men and women controlled our access to the media. They decided what we saw, listened to and read, and it was a one-way conversation. If we wanted to get something out, we had to go through these gatekeepers.

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Caribbean Entrepreneurs Social Media Social Media campaign

5 Social Media Trends Caribbean Entrepreneurs Need To Adopt Now To Grow Their Business Online.

Sep 30,2018 / By / No Comment

Social Media is evolving quickly, and as entrepreneurs and marketers, we need to know how to leverage social media in our business. I have been analyzing social media use by Caribbean entrepreneurs vs. use by entrepreneurs in other parts of the world like North America. I realize that some trends presented themselves that Caribbean Entrepreneurs can take advantage of.

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