Those of you who use Twitter no doubt have seen and probably used a hashtag.
Hashtags are the letters that follow the # sign in a tweet and are, according to Twitter, “used to mark keywords or topics in a tweet.” Twitter users—not the inventors of the social network—created the hashtag.
[READ: 4 things you (probably) didn’t know about the Twitter hashtag]
But hashtags aren’t appropriate for every tweet. It’s important to know when to use one, and how to treat a hashtag!
At CreativeMornings/LosAngeles, Sonja Rasula speaks about founding UNIQUE LA and creating a destination for all things made in America. In this talk, Sonja shares her passion for bringing locally-made designs and art to the masses.
A big thank you to The Dieline for sponsoring the event and Mosaic for hosting.
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The Obama administration has placed the fashion industry squarely in the middle of its initiative to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S.
The push is part of a Made in America campaign being promoted by U.S. trade officials from coast to coast. [Subscription Required For Images & More]

Twitter is making a big push this year to become more attractive to advertisers!