Overposting is the top of the list for social media snafus. Find out what else to avoid on the road to social media success in my friend @annieposillico blog! #SM352
Standing out on Twitter is hard, especially among brands with hundreds of times your following. Find out how you can make your brand stand out against the giants. https://t.co/0KhIXsdKiV #SM352
Curating good faith through corporate social responsibility is daunting. Imagine if it was laid out in three easy steps. Here they are. https://t.co/0KhIXsdKiV #SM352
@francibajo I couldn’t vote because the poll ended, but B!! Making it sound like others know something you don’t is a great way to attract an audience.
Please choose a headline for my first blog post about @patagonia’s presence on twitter!
A: The Secret to Patagonia’s Twitter Success
(Clark p. 26)
B: How Patagonia Has Increased Engagement and Won on Twitter
(Clark p. 28)
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This @nytimes article utilizes Clark’s four tips to writing a great headline.
1. Useful to reader
2. Urgent
3. The benefit of reading is unique
4. Done in an ultra specific way
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https://t.co/fk14ruxELy
Sprout Social cites engagement numbers being higher when video is included, this tweet could’ve done much better if they included a short teaser as well as a link to the full video! #SM352
Every TMZ tweet includes a link back to their site with the full story. While linking among various mediums is good to increase traffic, making it the norm can drive people away because they just want a quick story, not to be redirected to an entire site. Time to rethink! #SM352
SunnyD jumped on the bandwagon of venting and expressing sadness on social media, a very “young millennial/gen z” passtime. They then retweeted all of the funny quote tweets in order to engage extra with their audience! The tweet went viral and really got people talking.
Patagonia is sharing content from 3rd parties about their clothing, encouraging reviews and engagement on the platform! Audience engagement, nice @patagonia . #SM352