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Typical Mobile Gallery View of a Social Media Manager! Weekend cleaning for us is like - --- Update Insights on Sheet --- Delete from Gallery 😒 --- Analyze each content's metrics --- Carry forward the best performing theme --- Optimize the strategies The never ending loop of - "experiment-test-analyze" 😶
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Are you looking to reignite that spark in your social media strategy? From interactive content to optimizing for voice search, here's a look at the top digital marketing trends to watch for this summer. #DigitalMarketingTips #DigitalMarketingTrends #SmallBusinessTips #SocialMediaMarketing #AIMarketing
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Analyzing which social media posts can garner the most engagement can reveal what residents care most about, from city events to local updates. To ensure they can continuously glean insights from previous comments and posts, local government leaders might consider using social media archiving software. As a result, they can have continuous access to valuable data and insights, which helps craft targeted, effective content. @CIvicPlus #CommunityEngagement #TrustAndTransparency #LocalGovernment https://lnkd.in/gtBVKw4N
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How do you feel about content moderation? This just in: https://lnkd.in/eyvF3yJf As a marketer, I’m well aware of how algorithms and previous browsing history play a role in what you regularly see on social media, in search engines and websites. I agree with having the choice, but limitations as a default? #share #contentmoderation
Instagram just limited the political content you see. You can change that.
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Analyzing which social media posts can garner the most engagement can reveal what residents care most about, from city events to local updates. To ensure they can continuously glean insights from previous comments and posts, local government leaders might consider using social media archiving software. As a result, they can have continuous access to valuable data and insights, which helps craft targeted, effective content. @CIvicPlus #CommunityEngagement #TrustAndTransparency #LocalGovernment https://lnkd.in/eqhEErDu
Creating Content from Residents’ Comments
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🚀 Exciting News! I have availability for 1-2 more clients! 🚀 If you need help with: Social Media Content Creation 📱 Admin Support 🗂️ Digital Graphics 🎨 Social Media Platform Audits 🔍 Social Media Planning 📅 Fresh Content Ideas 💡 Let's collaborate and elevate your online presence! 🌟 Message now for an informal, no obligation chat about how I can support your small business. #SocialMedia #ContentCreation #DigitalMarketing #NewClients #SocialMediaStrategy #BusinessGrowth #SmallBusinessOwner #SmallBusinessSupport
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In our evolving industry, startups and legacy news outlets face the persistent challenge of sustainable revenue — and sometimes seem to be scrambling to find the perfect combination of traditional streams and new opportunities to keep the lights on, paychecks signed, and newsletters sending. While some publishers stand up paywalls as a solution, I firmly believe that this approach is not the answer for local news organizations. We should be focusing our efforts on cultivating strong local advertising solutions that support financial success and also ensure the free flow of information within our communities. Paywalls can inadvertently create barriers that risk alienating segments of our audience who may need the information the most. Sure, some news sites temporarily eased paywalls during the pandemic, but local news provides *ongoing* critical information on everything from school board meetings to local elections and community events. Fundamentally, providing accessibility to news is how we as journalists foster an informed and engaged citizenry. The reality is that the willingness of readers to pay for online content varies greatly from market to market. For many local news outlets, the potential revenue from subscriptions doesn’t add up the way it used to — and it’s unlikely to offset losses in readership and the subsequent adverse impact on ad revenues. It’s disappointing to see some news organizations endlessly chase after a small number of potential subscribers when it’s clear in the math that the market just doesn’t support that model. Instead of perfecting the art of the digital barrier, local news organizations should harness the power of their unique position within the community to offer innovative advertising opportunities. These solutions also have to be simple to use (that’s where TAPinto.net - Local News and Digital Marketing comes in!). Now evolved beyond display advertising to encompass sponsorships, branded content, and much more, the advertising model is profitable, sustainable, and scalable because we leverage deep community ties to their fullest potential. How? By providing advertisers with targeted, effective, and meaningful ways to reach their audience. Since I started TAPinto as a single news website in 2008, I’ve tried to keep sight of our core mission: to serve our communities with accessible, high-quality news. Paywalls simply don’t make sense for the vast majority of small, niche, or local news outlets to meet this mission. If we’re going to combat news deserts, we have to be serious about innovating and expanding local advertising offerings. We have to find our audiences deserving of all of our content. And we have to understand that paywalls are just that — walls to new revenue.
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Once you get your awesome content together, match it up with an attention-grabbing image. Here's a breakdown of all the dimensions you could need for Facebook -- from ad images to Messenger Stories to video collections and more >> https://bit.ly/3PLBan4 via Hootsuite
2024 Facebook Ad Sizes Cheat Sheet [ALL FORMATS]
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We are never really ready for an election year, but what are some things that marketers can do to plan for an election year? Robbie Schneider, SMS, shares 6 things to keep in mind when planning your content for 2024. My favorite reminder is #4 "Manage content fatigue. We all get tired (even in non-election years) of the overwhelming amount of content out there. So how do we balance what we are putting out there? What did you find helpful? Anything specific that you will implement in your marketing strategy for the remainder of this year? #Marketing #SocialMedia
Social Media Marketing In An Election Year: 6 Things To Plan For - NISM Online
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Director of Digital Marketing | Creativity, Collaboration, & Community. Empowering small businesses and their allies to achieve goals, realize dreams, and create people-first marketing campaigns.
Are you over all of the changes on social media too? Unfortunately, some accounts don't know how to keep up. Here are 2 ways to stay on top of the changes: 1. Be curious about people Human behavior doesn't change. The more you genuinely try to understand people, the more you will connect. 2. Get comfortable with testing Whenever the functions of a platform change, test new features Marketing literally means "market-testing." Change your emotional appeals. Change your headlines. Change your images. Change your flow. Here's a free guide to re-energize your social media content plan: https://lnkd.in/g4PE5GSw *** If you found this helpful, feel free to reshare and stay connected with me, Nicole "The Social Charlotte" Crawley, for visual celebrations of culture and more dialogue on digital marketing. 📷: anifam (on Instagram)
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