@BraedenWahov The storytelling makes Nike’s posts memorable because people can relate to the challenges, even if they aren’t buying the products. That emotional connection gives them a reason to share the message. Which Nike campaign stood out most to you? #herges2026
@JensonJedd I agree! A recognizable personality gives people a reason to follow beyond the product. The challenge is turning that attention into app users. Do you think the humor encourages downloads or mainly builds brand awareness? #herges2026
@Spotify gets social media right with #SpotifyWrapped. Personalized recaps encourage sharing, creating earned media and building brand awareness. My takeaway: give your audience a reason to share. #herges2025
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@NatalieHeuertz1 A good way to apply this is to make a post useful enough to pass along, like a quick checklist, or relatable enough that someone thinks of a friend. That gives people a specific reason to share it! #herges2026
@RachelHohn26@StevenWommack One way to build that content pool is to choose a few subtopics within your main focus. This gives you variety while keeping your account consistent and can make planning posts easier. #herges2026
Instagram growth tip I hadn’t thought of: use Instagram’s search suggestions to find the words people actually use, then work them naturally into your bio and captions. Has anyone tried this? @latermedia#herges2025 https://t.co/ebtpPSHfDj
@RachelHohn26@JacobCEdmunds Starting from zero can feel overwhelming, so I like that this video breaks down how to grow your social media account. Consistency and actually interacting with your audience seem like good places to start! #herges2026
Want to grow on X? Don’t just post - engage! @buffer found that replying to comments can increase engagement. Creating conversations with your audience can help build a stronger platform. #Herges2026 https://t.co/kWPBGF1Z2P
@NatalieHeuertz1 If you find out you’re being impersonated what are the steps to get them removed. This tactic could be useful for who have a greater social media presence or even those who don’t just to see what’s out there about them. #herges 2026
Improving your online reputation isn’t just about deleting old posts it’s also about building a positive digital footprint and aligning it with your personal brand. @indeed#herges2026 https://t.co/cyuwtSqpDZ
@ellamgriff How do you distinguish the difference between social media taking time to build or it being unsuccessful? When is the right time to try a different approach vs staying with what you have? #herges2026
@AngelDe78957820 I like this viewpoint. Social media can also be like a giant classroom in negative ways as well. People can say whatever they desire even though it may be unwarranted and get them in trouble. Social media is a great tool if used correctly. #herges2026
Social media is like a first impression. What you post is a direct reflection of you, and people can form much of their perception of you before they ever meet you. #herges2026
@RachelHohn26 How do you effectively choose the right platform and why just choose one? If your target audience is generally kids what platforms are kids on the most? Initially kids YouTube comes to mind as well as gaming applications on electronic devices. #herges2026
@nash3506@natalieheuertz@DanielAchog I think one of the best strategies to find your target audiences interest is actively listening and checking engagement. What seems to get you the most interactions and feedback? How can you capitalize on these things once you figure out what they are? #herges2026
Nice update @socialmedia2day! X’s use of Grok for account insights shows how AI integration is boosting platform utility for marketers. It’s a key shift in social media strategy. #herges2026
My expectation for this communication and social strategy class is to learn how to communicate effectively through digital platforms while understanding how to efficiently achieve my social media goals. #herges2026