Socialnomics

The building of a company and more specifically brand(s) through the combined use of Social Media sites and SEO (Search Engine Optimization). The end result is web traffic, improved search ranking and revenue.

Pronto Social Media is an example of one company that is passionate about building your brand through Socialnomics. Social Media has taken a turn and companies are rapidly generating traffic and revenue through key Social Media drivers like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn and the newest player Pinterest.

by Pronto Social Media August 23, 2012

social distance warrior

A social distance warrior is someone who shames another person for going outside during the COVID-19 pandemic

Look at the social distance warrior, shaming people for exercising outside.

by cup_of_STFU March 31, 2020

Socialism Done Left

An epic memer and videographer, most notable for the short film "Ride Wife, Life Good", a reflection into the self-destructive nature of the male ego, the folly of matrimonial expectation, and the tragic impact of rage untempered by consequence. Truly, a masterful commentary on the fundamental pathos of man, so often ignored in this neo-digital age. Historians shall surely place it alongside other such haunting masterworks as Ilya Repin's 1884 Ivan The Terrible And His Son Ivan and Tim Buckley's 2008 Loss.

Socialism Done Left is probably a radlib

by People's Republic of Memes December 18, 2020

Workplace Socialite

Someone who only goes to work to socialise.

The department of community services is staffed by workplace socialites.

by angry social worker July 10, 2010

Social Profiling

Discriminating someone purely based on their economic background.

A form of racism consisting of the (alleged) policy of policemen who stop and search vehicles driven by persons belonging to particular social groups.

The Doorman at the club was social profiling the crowd. After he eyed my outfit, I knew I wasn't geeting in.

by Tina-Louise Eckert January 17, 2008

socialist

A person who believes in the principles of socialism. Key amongst these is the belief in the duties of the state to the individual and the individual to the state. In socialism power rests with the state and the individual's rights are second to those of the mass of people, the state. These principles are found in many countries across the world, some example countries are Britian, Germany, France, Japan, Israel and Australia (these coutries are joined by many others).
A notable non-socialist country is America (although socilaim is not anti american, just anti poverty and corruption, so america just happens to be in the firing line)where the followers of the republican party are keen to denounce socialist principles as communist (they aren't) and to protray socialism as giving enterprising people's money to those who don't work. This common misconception is partly responasible for American's world beating selfishness and the existence within that country of areas so poor they are lower in HDI than areas of India.

The people were opposed to the socialist candidate, taking the money of the enterprising to give to layabouts. The hard working indivduals of the postal sorting offices, cube farms and factory production lines were bitterly against giving their hard earned money to those layabout congressmen, smoking execs and the lazy 'business' consultants. Yep that socialist guy was bad

by Jon David D September 4, 2008

socialist

someone who has every social media app and account.

Jessica is such a socialist
I know she posted that selfie on instagram, Twitter and facebook.

by urbanpussinary March 7, 2015