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Kailla Coomes

  • Internal Communications Specialist, PRO Unlimited with Nike
Portland
As seen in: Yahoo News Malaysia, Digital Trends, Portland Monthly (Oregon)
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When is the best time to post on Instagram?

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By Kailla Coomes, Gannon Burgett Verified, Alina Bradford Verified
| Digital Trends Verified
Creating viral content is only half the battle when it comes to increasing engagement on your Instagram posts — timing is important too. Figuring out the best possible time to publish your IG posts in order to maximize the exposure they get is vital to the success of your posts. After all, it doesn’t matter how amazing your photos and videos are if your audience isn’t even around to see them and interact with them.
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How to disable push notifications in your browser

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By Kailla Coomes
| Digital Trends Verified
Sometimes it’s annoying to see a website’s push notifications pop up in your browser, even if they are trying to keep you informed. And so, if you’re tired of them, here’s a quick guide to disabling push notifications from websites in some of your favorite browsers. To opt-out of these notifications, simply follow the instructions below. Disabling push notifications in Google Chrome screenshot Step 1: Hit the More button — the three vertical dots in the upper-right corner — and select Settings.
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Lu Binion on Apple Podcasts

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By Kailla Coomes, Camille Sakamoto
| Apple Podcasts
48 min On our fifth episode of Living Two or More, we interview Lu Binion (they/them), a Portland transplant who originally hails from Chicago proper. Having grown up among multiple ethnic and cultural pockets of the city, Lucas moved west to attend Reed College. Listen as we dive into Lu’s story to hear their take on hate speech, paranoia, and their personal take on the term, mulatto. 48 min Top Podcasts In Personal Journals See All
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