Twitter Impressions & Crisis Planning
For the last two issues, I talked about outsourcing. I have one more outsourcing piece to publish (how to find your ideal person/people), but I thought I’d take a break this issue for those who don’t care at all about outsourcing. Plus, I just spent an incredible amount of time finishing up a giant 3-part article piece (to be published elsewhere). I’m tapped out. In other news, I’ll be in Seattle next weekend! If you know of anyone in need of photo work, send them my way. :)
– Jenn
What Are Twitter Impressions & Why Are They So Important
[BYLINE] What makes Twitter Impressions unique out of the other major metrics? Learn why your brand has to invest in tracking and increasing your impressions. I also go into how to analyze them as a metric and what you can do to improve them!
Instagram recently opened up its office to talk directly to journalists about their algorithm and how it works.
Facebook launched a feature to let customers review advertisers that they purchased from.
In case you weren’t already using it already, Twitter‘s Explore tab can now be more attuned to your interests. Mine has a “Specialty Coffee” section!
Crisis Planning: How to Publicly Respond to Business Problems
Social Media Marketing Podcast 302. In this episode, explore effective ways to plan for a crisis with Gini Dietrich.
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