@JensonJedd I like how you mentioned Duolingo - When thinking about the brand, the first thing that comes to my mind is the mascot because of how involved it is with its audience.
Starbucks’ “Snoopy campaign” did amazing in promoting the fall season with collaboration, leading to some key items selling out in hours, or even minutes. #herges2026
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@RachelHohn26@StevenWommack I love the article you shared! I agree to pick a topic you are passionate about or interested in - This will overall help your platform to feel more natural as well, especially because you’re showcasing real emotion.
“On a phone, people want to feel like they are talking with a friend.” I love how this article goes in depth about keeping reels realistic. Hook your audience and use there language. #herges2026.
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@LillyBarfuss I agree that responding to reviews is very important because it builds connections and helps maintain a positive brand image. This overall may lead to more engagement with your brand.
@SocialCurrent10@buffer I also believe that in order to really grow your platform, you should interact with others and create conversations. Thanks for sharing!
I really like what Teract had to say about strategies to take to grow your platform on X, especially the 70/30 rule. You should spend 70% of your time replying to comments, and 30% of your time creating original content. #herges2026
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I love this article, describing why online reputation is important and how different methods that can be used to improve reputation. Advertising is the digital version of word-of-mouth. #herges2026
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@RachelHohn26 I really like the point you made, Rachel! Social media can be great in connecting others, but in doing so, misinformation can be spread easily.
@LillyBarfuss I totally agree, Lilly. While you could post every day, coming up with content and ensuring great quality in each of your posts is difficult, especially while also wanting to reach the correct audience. #herges2026
I like how Egline highlights the importance of building skills that stick with you throughout a career, rather than just focusing on specific platforms. Developing a strong social strategy and understanding insights is so valuable. #herges2026
If you want a career in social media, do not only learn how to post. Also learn:
🔸Writing
🔸Strategy
🔸Analytics
🔸Community management
🔸Advertising
🔸Social listening
🔸Reporting
🔸Customer experience
🔸Policy
🔸Reputation management
Platforms change. These skills travel with you.
If you want a career in social media, do not only learn how to post. Also learn:
🔸Writing
🔸Strategy
🔸Analytics
🔸Community management
🔸Advertising
🔸Social listening
🔸Reporting
🔸Customer experience
🔸Policy
🔸Reputation management
Platforms change. These skills travel with you.