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Alex DeLeon

Alex DeLeon

A graduate of the University of Washington, Alex spent the first five years of his career in public relations and communications, and joined Portent's social media team at the end of 2014. He enjoys extolling the virtues of the NBA, loves a good BBQ joint, and is a firm believer that time is an illusion. "Lunch" time, at any rate.

Articles by Alex DeLeon

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Alex DeLeon //  8 Apr, 2016

How to Win Facebook Friends and Influence People (with Ads)

How many times a week do you get hit by ads on Facebook that mean absolutely nothing to you? 10? 20? Broad ad targeting on the internet is nothing new, but something about that approach just feels off on an otherwise highly curated platform like Facebook. The obvious issue at play here is that, with over $17 billion… Read More

YouTube Best Practices - 5 Things You Can Do Today

Alex DeLeon //  3 Nov, 2015

YouTube Best Practices – Five Things You Can Do Today

You see millions of viewers on YouTube. You want a piece of the action. So you borrow a video camera, snag a GoPro from home, or just use an iPhone to get what you need. You record, upload the video and wait for the fans to pour in. Sometimes it works. Usually… not so much.… Read More

Facebook for Business

Alex DeLeon //  22 May, 2015

What Is Facebook Business Manager?

During the onboarding process for new clients at Portent, the Social Team is frequently asked if there exists a more buttoned up approach to managing employee access to a company-owned Facebook page. Social media as its own business practice has become increasingly commonplace within organizations, and most teams are rightfully hesitant to provide administrative access to company pages through an employee’s… Read More

Kam Chancellor

Alex DeLeon //  13 Jan, 2015

Shockwaves in Seattle: KamQuake and the Twitter Correlation

When you hear people talking about “seismic activity” on the West Coast, what immediately jumps to mind? Los Angeles, rumbling as the San Andreas Fault shifts? John Cusack in 2012, fleeing the mighty wrath of the Pacific Ocean as it gleefully swallows California into its watery maw?* Here in the Pacific Northwest,  mentioning “seismic activity” brings back memories of… Read More