How Twitter Can Help Your Small Business
Creating a Twitter account for your small business is probably more beneficial than you might think. The platform has a variety of audiences your business can reach, and you might even discover a new audience you did not think of targeting before. Twitter has a character limit on the posts you can create, so these […]
4 Alternatives to Facebook Ads
Facebook has and always will be one of the social media giants. It collects a variety of data, allows friends & family to share posts, gives brands a space to run promotional pages, and of course, allows advertisers to reach their target audience in a highly targeted way. However, if you feel that now is […]
How to Write an Effective Social Media Caption
A huge part of social media is the creative aspect, and when we think of “creative” we default to thinking about videos and photos. While these elements are important and should illustrate your product, service, or whatever else your brand is talking about on social media, the caption for these posts is a crucial part […]
The Facebook Algorithm Changes for Election Day and Beyond
We’ve all seen the rise of misinformation, disinformation and “fake news” on social media during the pandemic, now that people get most of their information online while staying safely inside. After the scandal of Russian interference in the 2016 election and threats of violence during today’s 2020 Presidential Election, Facebook is working to combat this […]
Google Analytics: Why It’s Important & LinkedIn Best Practices|Social Media Help Desk Episode 95
A world without the web seems unfathomable in the year 2020. Whether it’s building business connections on social media platforms or promoting your products & services on a website, it’s crucial to understand how it all works together. In this episode of Social Media Help Desk, Assistant Project Manager Alexandra Hall, Content Editor Jessica Bramall […]
KWSM Mentorship Program | Learning the Ropes in PR
What makes an agency great? Is it the quality of work produced? Or, maybe the size of the clients? Perhaps it all depends on how trendy the office space is… While all of these factors can play a huge role in a company’s attractiveness, to me, what makes an agency great is how well […]
Social Media Content Ideas For March 2020
Posting consistently on social media can require a lot of thought and creativity. When it seems like your fresh out of content ideas, it can help to do some research on what is relevant. Maybe there’s a current event in the news that is trending online that you can tie to your brand. One easy […]
Press Release Distribution: 5 Components of a Killer PR Pitch
There are often two approaches in PR, leveraging your connections and storytelling. While there’s still something to be said about being well-connected – see LinkedIn – relying on friends, old colleagues, and contacts who owe you favors can leave you without a lifeline in a time of need. When you need to get coverage tomorrow, […]
Facebook Prepares for the Election Year | Advertisers, Proceed With Caution
It wasn’t too long ago that I heard some of my friends say they were considering deleting their Facebook accounts to escape the political uproar taking place on their news feeds. The sheer volume of political ads and aggressive debates seemed to monopolize the platform, and to make matters worse, a substantial amount of the […]
In The News: LinkedIn Introduces a Stories Product, Facebook Trains AI for 3D Photos, and Pinterest Launches a New App
Social media platforms are making user experience more accessible and exciting than ever before. Read on to find out if these updates worth the hype. In the news this week, LinkedIn introduces a stories product like snapchat, Facebook trains their artificial intelligence technology to create 3D photos, and Pinterest launches Pinterest Lite globally. LinkedIn […]
