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Like a total boss, when she orates! 🔥 Jayden Kennedy’s formula to knowing what content works & what doesn’t is something so inspirational. Experimenting with content forms and types is the way to win through the ever changing social algorithm and to be on trend with all that’s going on, hope you’re taking notes! 📝 For more insider tips & tricks, sign up on our mailing list - https://lnkd.in/guAwySUR 🔗 #innovate #contenttypes #experimenting #thetecheffect
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A Fruitful Afternoon at the ‘Global Creator Culture Summit’ With a variety of speakers, it's clear why ‘The Content Creator Economy’ is becoming more interesting. From the smaller to larger scale, creators showcase their uniqueness and 'creative' content, generating sources of income that benefit not only sponsors, agencies and platforms but also local communities. We have seen a fractured media landscape for many years, and there is room for Content Creators, serving different and specific interests, to grow. As for us, there is much more to explore and apply in marketing communication strategies. It is important to understand generational changes and to remain open-minded. #MarketingCommunication #Communication #DigitalMarketing
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🚀 Social Media Expert | Helping you: Capture Attention | Build Trust | Generate Leads with Social Content
Whether you're a small startup or a large company, one thing is true - your audience needs to trust you. Why should they trust you? 1️⃣ You're transparent and authentic 2️⃣ You respond and engage with them 3️⃣ You consistently post useful and value-packed content Remember, people connect with other people. Here's a tip: Take the time to understand your audience, speak directly to them, and make sure they know there's a real human behind the brand they're interacting with.
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@Vegas Director of Digital Content | Curious Social Media & Creative Innovator | 1B+ Organic Impressions
Often times creatives feel pressured to reinvent the wheel and do something that "has never been done". While that is sometimes possible, and is amazing when it happens, there is nothing wrong with finding inspiration and adding your twist to it. During Super Bowl week, we were able to hire a model to do some man on the street content. With only about 2 days notice, and little time to brainstorm concepts while covering other events: I immediately opened TikTok and YouTube to find inspiration. This video below is a perfect example of finding a concept online that inspires you, and making it your own. Did we invent the format? No. Did we adapt it to our channel and did it make for a fun piece of content? Yes. Don't spend too much time trying to reinvent the wheel, when you can find inspiration and adapt it in your own way.
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As #generativeAI and new video tools evolve, #fandom will continue to be a primary generator of pop culture. Brands that develop clear strategies for engaging with fan communities will thrive in this new landscape. What are your thoughts on the future of fandom and its impact on marketing? #Marketing #DigitalMarketing #BrandStrategy #YouTubeTrends #ContentCreation #BrandEngagement #AI #VideoMarketing
YouTube's report on fandom provides brands with unique insights into how fans online—especially Gen Zers—are not just consuming culture but creating content. Read more from our Publishing Partner, Google. #ad https://lnkd.in/e-bqN9pr
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“It's so hard to find creators who behave like absolute pros. That's why when we find one, we stick with them for as long as we can. So creators please, make it easy for me to give you money 😅” This was a comment I stumbled upon from a manager at a major brand on LinkedIn. Many creators overlook professionalism when working with brands, prioritizing content over all else. However, professionalism is just as crucial. Dear creator, here are your must-dos in every partnership: ↳ Respond promptly. ↳ Communicate clearly. ↳ Stick to deadlines. ↳ Show genuine interest in the brand. ↳ Avoid being selfish. Any tips to add? 👇 #influencermarketing #creatoreconomy
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Here’s what you are doing wrong while engaging with other creators' content! You comment on their post and disappear. I dug deeper into why people do this. No twist This group of people is only commenting for better visibility. Which is good but, What about developing genuine relationships with your fellow creators? This is what you’re missing out. Instead, go on their posts and engage genuinely: - Ask questions to initiate a conversation. - Add your POV. - Answer their questions. - Disagree with them(Logically + Respectfully). It is very disrespectful when you don’t answer if they have asked a question from you, It tells them that you are only here for your benefit. Sounds SELFISH, right? Engage genuinely and see how your network grows. PS ♻️ REPOST this post if you found it helpful. #engagementstrategies #genuineconnections #growyournetwork
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It's easy to assume that smaller creators should be posting more frequently to build their audience and grow... Here are 3 reasons why that isn't always the case: 1️⃣ The 9-5 Balancing Act ⏰👨💼 Smaller creators often juggle their creative pursuits with full-time jobs. Contrastingly, more established creators might have transitioned into content creation as their primary gig, allowing them the luxury of dedicating extensive time to their craft. This discrepancy in available time can impact posting frequency. 2️⃣ The Power of Support 🤝💼 As creators gain traction, they often assemble a team to handle various aspects of their brand. Think managers, agents, editors, and legal professionals. This support network streamlines the non-creative aspects, freeing up creators to focus on what they excel at: creating engaging content. 3️⃣ The Monetization Flywheel 💰📈 As creators expand their reach, they unlock a powerful monetization flywheel. More content generates more views, which in turn boosts ad revenue and e-commerce sales. This symbiotic relationship between content quantity and earning potential creates a strong incentive for creators to maintain their posting frequency and audience engagement. Any others? Hit me in the comments ✌️
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Here’s something: not all feedback is valuable or true. I recently received feedback from a brand, via a third party, that my Instagram feed contains ‘too many text-based posts’. With respect, no it doesn’t. My text-based posts frequently outperform other content formats in terms of engagement, they are brilliant for saveability and shareability, and my audience can digest them in their own time and space, without feeling overstimulated by sound and video. A recent ad that was my most engaged ever? Text-based post. A focus for me this year is improving the quality and frequency of my video content, and I’m investing time and money in this, but I will always include text-based content in my strategy, because it’s highly valuable. It’s up to you to decide what works best for your platforms - sometimes feedback is valuable, but sometimes it’s just noise.
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Step into the life of a social media manager, where: • Every day is a new episode in the series of content brainstorming; think ‘Game of Thrones’ but with more plot twists and character developments. • Your tools are your weapons – analytics, trends, hashtags, and that ever-dependable suite of editing software. • Balancing the fine line between professional and personable, making sure every message resonates and every comment is acknowledged. • Coffee is your loyal sidekick, and snack breaks are sacred moments of reflection (and more scrolling). • The thrill of a successful post is your dragon to chase – elusive, exhilarating, and ever so rewarding. In this cauldron of creativity, every like is a validation, every share a victory, and every new follower a reason to keep pushing the boundaries.
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