@JacobMo38227811 I liked how this article broke it down and explained each word. Like they said, impressions, hashtags, retweets can get all pretty confusing. I liked what they said about engagement rate, how that is measurable usually through likes and it leads to potential customers. #CSUCOM464
Twitter analytics is important for businesses to keep track of successful, tweets, your target market, and gains data for new and existing customers. This article explains why it’s important and how it overall effective to a business plan. #COMCSU464 https://t.co/jkCjGPITFf
I like this article because it’s pretty much twitter for dummies. It explains how to use twitter efficiently and also gives a list of words that are commonly used. What are some of the ways in which to advertise on twitter? #COMCSU464 https://t.co/soLakEMav4
@bridget_csu Thanks for the article It was an interesting take on following journalists and colleagues and the do’s and donts. I liked how they said not to follow-up on Twitter if you have already written e-mails and called them. In this case it may not always good to be that eager #CSUCOM464
@HenrichsenErica I am not on TikTok but learning more about what it can offer to a brand made me more interested, like the article says, it’s not a passing trend. The younger generation is obsessed with it, and it’s time to start paying attention because they are the future buyers. #CSUCOM464
TikTokis being used for brand awareness more than generating leads. Since it’s such a fun and quirky platform, brands have to get creative to get noticed. It is even worth it to market your brand on this social platform? #CSUCOM464 https://t.co/ZgiNnqUrvC
Facebook can be one of the best social media platforms to advertise but there’s a way to draw attention to your brand and a way that will deter people if used incorrectly. Here are some tips. How can you make sure your audience is engaged? CSUCOM464 https://t.co/wiFlkFavdn
@a_petty26 Thanks for the fun article! It was direct and to the point of the do’s and donts of Facebook market. I like the rule of thumb which was if it feels like a stretch to your brand it probably is. Also like how they say content should be only 20% of selling and 80% other. #CSUCOM464
LinkedIn is the social media platform for the corporate world. “Content is King” as this article portrays. There is plenty of opportunity to make connections as long as you optimize it. What are some ways in which to do this? #CSUCOM464 https://t.co/kTXFRDQoxz
@a_petty26 This is a great article for me so thanks for sharing I recently joined LinkedIn and haven’t really connected much on it yet. I definitely will be taking some of the suggested steps to make this social media account as useful as possible! #CSUCOM464
@JacobMo38227811 Thanks for this article. It gives great examples of why Instagram is an up and coming PR strategy. More and more people are following businesses and finding trends and ideS through Instagram. It’s something to be taken seriously for your next campaign. #CSUCOM464
Instagram is the future of social. It’s not only a place to share and like posts but also is a channel where people discover trends and brands. What is the main demographic and why is this important? #CSUCOM464 https://t.co/qqUKUawFqt
@ClaudiaUgb1 Great read! I thought it was interesting when they noted that infographics are used so the audience can explore more and draw conclusions based on the visual element. Thanks for sharing this.
Infographics are useful for journalists especially because most people process visual data faster than words. They are used frequently in campaigns but have changed there purpose over time. How can they be useful today? #CSUCOM464 https://t.co/rCIniorbGv
Relationship management is a huge part of the public relations job. But first, you have to build your relationships and expand your audience. It starts with networking. This article shows some tactics on it. What is the future of networking? #CSUCOM464 https://t.co/wNPlPHjbfy
@a_petty26 It’s interesting that the brand has been through different phases and people’s perspectives have changed when thinking of a brand. It started as an object or logo, then an idea, then experience and now relationship. Thanks for a good read.