Facebook is ushering in the New Year with some massive updates to its popular live streaming feature! Meanwhile, Twitter has asked for users’ input on what features they would like to see next year, and Instagram is taking another jab at Snapchat with a new “stickers” feature on posts. These
2016 had no shortage of buzz-worthy social media campaigns. And what did all these campaigns have in common? Creativity. From taking advantage of the latest trends, encouraging audience participation, or just simply thinking outside the box, the most memorable campaigns of the year came from brands that weren’t afraid to
If you’ve used social media, you know that it has value in expressing your brand voice, spreading your company’s message, and even converting to sales. But have you tried using social media to support your professional growth? Social media serves information and industry knowledge on a silver platter. So why
It’s not enough to have a compelling story or concept; you need to know how to sell it to your readers. From the subject line to the CTA, every piece of copy in your email should be engaging and get to the point. Unlike social media where consumers spend hours
Twitter offers a variety of opportunities to increase your potential to get people talking. If your feed has become stagnant, it is time to up your Twitter game to the next level. Expand your involvement beyond the simple pushing of messages. Shuffle Twitter Cards Twitter Cards can help your tweets
It’s easy to rationalize hiring an intern to run your business’s social media. For starters, it’s cost effective. Your new social media guru can be paid in college credit or offered a starting wage salary. It also makes for a convenient hiring process. Since most college students are already using
‘Tis the season for New Year’s resolutions! Just as you set goals for yourself going into 2017, your business can benefit from social media goal-setting. There’s no better time to kick the bad habits and position your brand for social success. There’s always room for better content, more engagement, and
Instagram is taking after parent company Facebook with a new “likes” feature as well as making it easier for users to report abusive content. Meanwhile, Twitter is taking a new approach to breaking news alerts, and Facebook is getting into the holiday spirit with holiday greeting cards and new ways
