Troy Fleming

Auburn University Public Relations
#PRCM3280

[AUFAMILY @AUFAMILY]

WDE

[First Take @FirstTake]

"[Daniel Jones] is a better athlete than Dak Prescott. Yes I said it."

👀 @BartScott57 likes the Giants in the NFC East this season.

[B/R Gridiron @brgridiron]

THERE IS PLAYOFF FOOTBALL TODAY ‼️

[Saturday Night Live @nbcsnl]

Only one sleep until Christmas, guys.

[Troy Fleming @Fleming1997Troy]

https://t.co/7Q3QOEbyC3 Above is a link to my latest blog post about Nick Offerman and the Lagavulin distillery's great use of influencer marketing in association with Diageo. #PRCM3280 #Lagavulinwhisky

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https://t.co/ShJr34AkQG Updated blog site #PRCM3280

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https://t.co/I2jP26EnxF Check out my new blog post about how augmented reality can be utilized in public relations work. #PRCM3280

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@kelsauburn2021 I had never heard of snaplytics before reading this article, but it seems like it would be a great resource for companies to use to track their engagement on both Instagram and Snapchat simultaneously. #PRCM3280

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@CalebJudkins This is a list of some great social media analytics sites. But I would say hootsuite would probably be the One that I would recommend just because of its user friendliness in nature. #PRCM3280

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https://t.co/KkX7kHqPUk This article talked about how the best analytics tools for companies are all of the analytics tools that come with major social media accounts, such as Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram analytics. They are all free and super easy to use. #PRCM3280

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https://t.co/3rnjzQSGwx This article was helpful in gaining insights to the best social media analytics tools. With Facebook insights being at the top of the list. Facebook insights is good to use because it is free and also user friendly as well. #PRCM3280

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@HarliWillis I like how when talking about companies using #emojis they talk about how companies who use them come off as fun and friendly to their consumers. #PRCM3280

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@EmmaAU2020 I really liked how this article on how to use #emojis emphasized that when using them, you always have to keep it simple. Because no one in the office likes someone who overuses them to the point that it becomes unprofessional in a business setting. #PRCM3280

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https://t.co/u9MnVsHWiY This article was pretty interesting and I found that a staggering 81% of people believe that people and companies who use #emojis seem to be more friendly and approachable within their social media channels than those who do not. #PRCM3280

[Troy Fleming @Fleming1997Troy]

https://t.co/D0ZgjFG58G This article was very useful and I liked the part how it said that companies who use too many #emojis make them look less professional and actually worse off then if they had not used any emojis at all. #PRCM3280

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@nikesb May we hope you all have a spooky Halloween this year. #HappyHalloween 🔮

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@kelsauburn2021 I liked how in this article they talked about how some companies don’t understand that it is in fact possible to use too many hashtags. It makes companies look dumb if they do that. #PRCM3280

[Troy Fleming @Fleming1997Troy]

https://t.co/GcSbxBy96c This article has some great instagram tips for businesses. My favorite was number 2 where they said you should talk with your customers, not at them. Engaging in two-way communication is always important for any business. #PRCM3280

[Troy Fleming @Fleming1997Troy]

https://t.co/5nlf85L4HE this article contains important Snapchat tips for businesses with the best tip being that all businesses who use Snapchat should post a story often and always promote your Snapchat on other social media channels as well such as twitter. #PRCM3280

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@naomihaddock @CocaCola This is a great article and I like how it highlighted that bigger companies already have set guidelines in place for their own social media policies, it’s good to see that companies are changing with the times. #PRCM3280