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I'm a social media strategist, and I spend a lot of my time helping people grow on Instagram, figure out their content pillars, and actually make content that doesn't feel like a chore. In short, I help people make better content, content that gets you more followers and more money. I've some free time today so thought of doing an AMA. Happy to help with anything around Instagram growth, content ideas, niche clarity, engagement, or just why your posts might be flopping. Drop your questions below and I'll try my best to help you out! Edit: I really had a fun time answering all your questions. There were so many interesting questions and most importantly, there are so many of you who are doing such cool stuff which I wish I was a part of !! I wish you all the very best. I also received a lot of questions in my DMs (yes, my DMs are open) and I enjoyed answering them too. I also received a lot of compliments and praises for my help, which was kinda nice. I'm really glad that so many of you found my feedback helpful! Two people also asked me if I would help with their whole content system (strategy, execution, research, management, everything) FOR FREE(??), which was WEIRD and mildly infuriating. Just because I'm available for work does not mean I would work for free or peanuts. I've got bills to pay and cats to take care of ! They are not going to feed themselves. submitted by /u/sleepychicken56 to r/InstagramMarketing [link] [comments]

I’ve spent years helping several creators and brands scale organically as a freelancer and honestly made pretty much every mistake you can imagine. That’s probably why I recognize so many of the same struggles that business owners and content creators face today. It was genuinely great to hear about the impact I could make on your growth journeys through my last AMA, which is why I wanted to do this again. If you’re feeling stuck, building something new, or just want a second opinion on your growth strategy, feel free to reach out! Update: It's been really amazing connecting with so many of you. This thread stays open, so whenever you stumble across, don't hesitate to reach out or drop your questions! submitted by /u/digi_spark to r/InstagramMarketing [link] [comments]

Bloomberg) -- French President Emmanuel Macron said the free speech defense of social media platforms is “pure bullshit,” pushing back against a key foreign policy goal of President Donald Trump. European nations including the UK and Germany are weighing social media bans for minors, with regulators saying the services are harmful and addictive. That could have an impact on critical advertising dollars for companies including Meta Platforms Inc.’s Instagram and Facebook, Snap Inc., Elon Musk’s X, TikTok and Google’s YouTube. Read More: Move to Ban Social Media for Kids Gains Traction in Europe The US has criticized such bans, saying they censor free speech. The US recently imposed visa bans on a former European official and activists for trying to police online hate speech, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio justifying the moves as pushback against the “global censorship-industrial complex.” “Having no clue about how their algorithm is made, how it’s tested, trained and where it will guide you — the democratic consequences of this bias could be huge,” Macron said Wednesday in New Delhi. “Some of them claim to be in favor of free speech — OK, we are in favor of free algorithms — totally transparent,” Macron said. “Free speech is pure bullshit if nobody knows how you are guided to this so-called free speech, especially when it is guided from one hate speech to another.” Macron warned earlier this month that he expects the European Union to have a clash with Trump over the bloc’s regulation of digital services and that countries like France and Spain could be targeted by the US as a result of their proposed social media bans for children. In the US’s national security strategy, the Trump administration said it would fight back against efforts by foreign powers to “censor our discourse” or curtail free speech. It added that the US would cultivate “resistance to Europe’s current trajectory within European nations,” viewed as a tacit offer of support for Europe’s far-right parties. Vice President JD Vance, speaking last year at the Munich Security Conference, accused the EU of suppressing free speech and said Europe’s retreat from its fundamental values was a bigger threat to the continent than Russia or China. Calling Trump Washington’s “new sheriff,” Vance slammed attempts to moderate speech on social media. Some EU officials were concerned that the US was using free speech as a pressure point to cow the bloc into softening its regulation of technology platforms, Bloomberg reported earlier. US tech moguls have at times invoked free speech principles to push back against tighter oversight. Earlier this month, after Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez criticized social media, Elon Musk wrote: “Dirty Sánchez is a tyrant and traitor to the people of Spain.” Macron is attending an artificial intelligence summit in New Delhi as he seeks to strengthen Franco-Indian ties, with both nations reassessing their relationship with a more hostile US under Trump. During his visit, the French president has promoted a vision of multilingual, regulated AI that differs from the more market-driven US approach and the state-led Chinese model. submitted by /u/cxr_cxr2 to r/WallStreetbetsELITE [link] [comments]

UPDATE: After reading through all your suggestions and doing a lot more comparison on features and pricing. I ended up deciding to go with Vista Social since it seems like the best balance between simplicity, collaboration, and useful analytics for our size team. Hoping it actually saves us time instead of adding another layer to manage. I’m asking because I manage multiple social accounts for a small business, and posting consistently has become a real time drain. I want a scheduler that actually helps me plan, organize, and track content without adding extra complexity. Ideally, it should support multiple platforms, offer some basic analytics, and make collaboration with a small team easier. I’m trying to find something that’s worth the investment without being overkill or too hard to learn. I’ve tried a few popular tools before, but either they felt bloated or the analytics didn’t provide actionable insights for our content strategy. for those with experience using multiple schedulers, which ones have genuinely improved workflow? submitted by /u/Randle_Geancarlos to r/SocialMediaManagers [link] [comments]

“Whenever there’s a critical incident, one of the first things that happens is a conference call with everybody — all the executives, most of the field offices dial in. The director rarely speaks, because someone with situational awareness is leading the call. They’ll say: Here’s what happened. Here’s what we know. Here’s what we need. But we get on, and it’s just Kash berating the special agent in charge in Salt Lake. He’s super emotional. “And then it turns surreal. He and [then-Deputy Director Dan] Bongino start talking about their Twitter strategy. And Kash is like: I’m gonna tweet this. Salt Lake, you tweet that. Dan, you come in with this. Then I’ll come back with this. They’re literally scripting out their social media, not talking about how we’re going to respond or resources or the situation. He’s screaming that he wants to put stuff out, but it’s not even vetted yet. It’s not even accurate.” submitted by /u/R-Dragon_Thunderzord to r/NoFilterNews [link] [comments]

For over 10 years I've developed social media strategy and produced content for brands like Redbull, Wix, National Geographic, and several big music artists and content creators on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. I've also helped several startups and small businesses grow organically on social media from scratch, all organic, no paid ads. I attribute a lot of my early success to those willing to give advice on Reddit and YouTube. So I like to pay it forward by giving free social media advice, and give out the information and knowledge I wish I had in the beginning. If you don't know where to start, you're feeling stuck, or you want a second opinion on your strategy or content, please don't hesitate to leave a comment! I'm happy to help. P.S. You can also see more advice I've given on other threads in my comment history! [EDIT] I’m shocked comments keep coming in! I’ll come back every few days to respond to as many of you as I can! submitted by /u/modern_mirror to r/SocialMediaMarketing [link] [comments]

I’ve scaled several businesses and creators over the years as a freelancer and honestly made pretty much every mistake you can imagine. I see a lot of small business owners and content creators struggling with the same challenges I faced when starting out. It was really amazing to know that my last AMA post helped so many of you through your DMs, which is why I’ve decided to do this again. I’ve learned a lot from the amazing communities on Reddit over the years, and I’m looking to pay it forward as I again have some time on my hands. If you’re feeling stuck or just want a second opinion on your growth strategy, feel free to reach out! submitted by /u/digi_spark to r/InstagramMarketing [link] [comments]

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Creating a brand new strategy as a senior social media manager. Industry is spectator sports. What are the key pillars/elements you believe are important to have in the strategy deck? Thanks! submitted by /u/CupLong4763 to r/socialmedia [link] [comments]

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I don’t spend much time in the Booktok/Bookstagram world, so next to Reddit, Threads has been my other place to discover authors. But situations like the screenshot have me hating having any overlap with authors. I’m not the author or the reviewer, but let me make this about me… I read the book in question {The Devil You Know by Mell R. Bright} last weekend and gave it five stars. While yes, if I were actually reviewing it or beta reading, I probably would have pointed out some places that needed polish, but heck, it’s a Constatine-inspired monster-lover book that was a fun read, so you get a star, you get a star, you get a star… So imagine my disappointment as someone who always has their soapbox ready to shout, “Reviews are for readers,” and likes to point out that GoodReads originated as a book tracking site when I saw that the author was posting 1-star reviews and sharing them to social media. I later saw that this author comments on reviews as well. My plan for this weekend included reading another series by the author, but now they are on my do-not-read list. I’m bummed, and I’m sort of just sitting here wondering: Am I alone in thinking this isn’t cool? Do I step back from places like Threads and avoid seeing stuff from authors beyond their work? I know that “ignorance is bliss” is problematic, so is question one a bad idea? I’m old, and I remember when Amazon started courting authors with the pitch that GoodReads is a marketing strategy. Am I holding on to the past too much when considering GR as a book-tracking/personal review site? Screenshotting a review has always been an authors behaving badly point for me and earns them an automatic spot on my do-not-read list. Am I being too harsh/judgemental? submitted by /u/ErikaWasTaken to r/RomanceBooks [link] [comments]

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We have been seeing a lot of posts recently about various supplement brands that are being aggressively advertised in PCOS spaces on tiktok, instagram, etc. please understand that even though what you're seeing may look like an organic review of the product, they are often paid by the manufacturer. this advertising strategy is designed to trick you into thinking that lots of influential people on a particular platform are talking about these supplements when they are not. it's bought and paid for. now I cannot say what supplements will or will not work for any individual person with PCOS. but I can say that a lot of these products with slick marketing and cutesy branding are predatory. why? for one, the effective ingredients with actual scientific evidence to support their use are often dosed below what is considered effective. you are paying more for less effective ingredients and a whole bunch of ineffective ingredients that allow them to market it as a "proprietary blend " for another, these companies often work on a subscription-based model. the product is automatically shipped and if you forget to cancel oh well, you've paid for another month. this model can work for some people who want it, but it can also be predatory and intentionally difficult to cancel. if you buy a regular bottle of supplements from the store and don't like it, you simply don't buy it again. but if you're subscribed to a service that delivers that same bottle of supplements to you the onus is now on you to cancel that subscription or you'll continue to automatically pay for bottles of product at whatever price they decide to charge you. slick, huh? in short: keep your wits about you and buyer beware. the supplement industry is shockingly unregulated, and with PCOS there are a lot of people desperately looking for that special supplement that will bring relief. unfortunately that makes us a wide open market for less than scrupulous businesses. does this mean these supplements will not work for you? not necessarily. you might get results at the dose they are offering. but you will get a much better deal by seeking out the right dose of the effective ingredients from a more reputable manufacturer. and be on the lookout for filler products. no, chamomile and fennel are probably not going to help balance your hormones or "de-bloat" you. be realistic when evaluating these products and read the ingredients! where should you actually spend your money? what supplements are actually supported by the scientific evidence? below is a short list: INOSITOL in a 40:1 ratio of myo to d-chiro. 4g/day, half in the morning and half in the evening. please be sure to calculate the cost per dose on this one. there are many brands out there that appear to be a cheaper option but are actually charging more for less. BERBERINE if you are unable to access or tolerate metformin (metformin has a superior safety profile and is better regulated as a pharmaceutical drug.) Please do your research on the best way to take this one, as it is evolving. there are some potential negative outcomes associated with long-term use. NAC 600-1800mg/day (start low and work your way up) in 2-3 doses throughout the day. FISH OIL/OMEGA 3/DHA 1,000-2,000mg/day. once again, start low and work up. 2,000mg/day is considered the therapeutic dose for chronic inflammation. some people do take more than this with good results, and it's a good question for your doctor. VITAMIN D get tested!! many people with PCOS are low in vitamin D, and your doctor can recommend an appropriate therapeutic dose. the best first step if you suspect you may be deficient is to spend some time in the sunshine when the weather permits. the sun is the most bioavailable source of vitamin D. MAGNESIUM GLYCINATE start with a low dose of 200-400mg before bed. this promotes muscle relaxation and improved sleep, which is essential for managing PCOS. SPEARMINT can be taken as a tea or a capsule. a weak, natural anti-androgen that helps some people with symptoms like acne and hirsutism. there is no established therapeutic dose that I am aware of, since it is most commonly taken as tea. an important thing to note is that just because the supplements I've listed above are broadly backed by scientific evidence does not guarantee that they will work for you. there is no study that I am aware of in the PCOS literature where a supplement or medication provided relief to 100% of the subjects enrolled. it's entirely possible that you might be one of the unlucky people who take NAC or inositol or whatever and just get weird side effects or expensive pee out of it. don't keep taking a supplement that doesn't work for you just because you see success stories online. beyond this list, certain individuals might benefit from additional supplements due to a specific condition or deficiency. please do not assume that you have a deficiency simply because you have PCOS, you could do more harm than good. I should note that there are other supplements in the pipeline that are undergoing testing for PCOS and associated disorders, but these are the ones that we have decently solid evidence for right now. in the future, the list might be longer... I, for one, certainly hope it is! to conclude: please do not let these designer vitamin brands and their army of influencers convince you that dandelion pollen and parsley seed extract are ancient cures for hormone imbalance that you should pay $60/mo for. submitted by /u/ramesesbolton to r/PCOS [link] [comments]

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There are two things at play here. I've provided a TL:DR of my thoughts on each section, and a breakdown of how to CMV at the bottom. Banning Children: TL:DR 1: The short-term impacts have been extremely negative for mental health, the long-term impacts are entirely unknown, and there is no good rationale for the use of Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. There is a staggering amount of evidence that social media usage in children is linked with extremely negative mental health outcomes. Gen Z is the first generation in history in which pre-pubescent children had essentially unrestricted access to the internet, and it's successor generation (Gen Alpha) are the first in which introductions to tech and the internet more broadly has been occurring since babyhood in many cases. If nothing else, we should be proceeding with extreme caution off the simple basis that no one knows the long term mental effects of this open access, and yet most people seem to feel comfortable with the same "Safe until proven otherwise" mentality. I'm not going to discuss the entire internet, but rather focus on social media specifically, but I feel as if the case could apply there more broadly. There are very few reasons for children under 16 or 17 to be on social media. It's certainly a bottomless source of entertainment, but it's indefensible to claim that it's the ONLY source of entertainment and that the lack of it has harmful effects. You'd never say "Kids should be allowed to drink alcohol as much as they want because binge drinking is fun", and should likewise be unable to claim "Kids should be allowed on as much of the internet as they want because the internet is fun". The adverse affects of underaged drinking on the developing mind are well studied, and we can say conclusively that it's negative long term. Likewise, with each passing year we get stronger and stronger evidence that social media usage on the developing mind has severe impacts, and so just as it's illegal to willfully provide access to alcohol to children, it should as well be illegal to provide them access to social media. Note: I'm not claiming these things are interchangeable, or that the immediate affects are comparably severe, but it makes for a useful analogy. Please don't tell me about how it's impossible get twitter poisoning and die. The usual reason kids want access to social media other than "it's fun" is that "everyone else is doing it", and I'm not going to break down why that's a bad rationalization. In fact, anecdotally this is the much more common reason for young people that I've spoken to about this, and I just don't believe that these two reasons together hold enough water to rationalize facing the mental health risks. There is very little evidence which supports that social media is actively good for kids. When I say "Social Media", I'm largely referring to Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. TikTok is somewhat more grey, for reasons I'll get to in a minute, and YouTube with the proper safety considerations is probably okay. The reason those last two are different is because they're in many ways simple creative outlets or educational resources in which a case can be made for their exploration. That isn't to say that they can't be dangerous, only that they have a much higher potential for good. By comparison, Twitter and Instagram and Facebook are environments far less conducive to education and creative exploration and contribute extreme risk for exposure to inappropriate ideas, false worldviews, misinformation and indoctrination, extremism, and so on. I suggest everyone explore sociologist Jonathan Haidt's breakdown of this topic on his site, where he links sources studies related to these ideas: https://jonathanhaidt.com/social-media/ ​ Paid Subscription, not Open Advertising TL:DR 2: A subscription breaks the social media reliance on hours of engagement being the golden metric. Once that's done, changes can be made to the service and algorithms which govern them to try to maximize actual human enjoyment and utility over pure time spent looking at ads. Ask yourself: when it comes to social media, what is the product, how is it being sold, and who is it being sold to? In the case of more conventional entertainment, you might answer "Movies", "Through trailers, posters, name recognition, quality, etc." and "Moviegoers". However, if your answer to social media is "A social experience", "through the quality of the service", and "users", I would have to very strongly disagree. YOU are the product, being sold to ADVERTISERS, by way of aggressive social programming and algorithmically driven engagement strategies. Any company wants to make money, and there's a near infinite way of doing this. Many companies strive to create a quality product or service and get the word out, so that they make money when someone decides they need the product or service more than they need the money that it costs. However, social media costs no money. Why? Because it's users are the product, not the consumer. Advertisers purchase the attention and information of these users and THAT is how these companies do business. It's a subtle but crucial shift in dynamic, and de-incentivizes "quality" in it's traditionally recognized definition as a metric to strive for. Social media companies don't want quality, they want addiction. Despite the fact that most users who try it continue to keep trying it, heroin is not generally considered to be good for human health, and quality of experience is not what most producers strive for. They don't need quality of experience, they need to program your brain to want what they sell. Social media companies sell advertising based on total impressions, and so they work on developing techniques to try to get you to stay on their platform as much as possible. It's not enough to make a Twitter account, they want you to spend every waking hour scrolling through Twitter and seeing ads. Rather than saying "We would be content if each user of our product uses it in whatever way we see fit", the goal is "there is no such thing as too much usage". Forget custom experiences where enjoyment, happiness, interest, or education are promoted depending on the user's desires. This is why it's much easier to become "twitter famous" by being a screaming political polarist rather than a comedian or painter or educator. Anger, division, fear, and other strong negative emotions have proven time and again to the metric to amplify if your end goal is raw human engagement. So why subscription? Would it solve this issue all at once? Probably not. Certain cultures are so ingrained in various social media platforms that it's unlikely for them to go away altogether, but raising the cost of entry would likely result in a reorganizing of the entire model. Suddenly, users are the customers again. The product is the service itself, and quality becomes a serious consideration for increasing the userbase. This won't mean the downfall of those algorithms to increase engagement, but it might allow positivity, creativity, and education to compete with hatred and division for keeping people on the site. It will also likely result in fewer people on these platforms, and there's real arguments to be made against limiting services by way of financial barriers especially in an era in which access to social media isn't just personal use but genuine connection and community, but it's the best idea I've heard for tacking the aforementioned concerns. Changing my view would require a legitimate argument for why the benefits of children's use of social media outweigh the risks, or why it's impossible/immoral in some way to limit their access to these services, and why the current model of maximizing engagement over enjoyment is the best possible outcome. I am also open to other realistic business models for social media apart from advertisement engagement and subscription. submitted by /u/RightersBlok to r/changemyview [link] [comments]

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Users of Quai Network will enjoy fast transaction times without compromising decentralization and security. Miners will have competitive mining opportunities across the many blockchains within the network. Capable of thousands of transactions per second, the Quai Network is a Proof-of-Work solution to scalability that is soon to be ready for Mainnet release. submitted by /u/rkmoore3 to r/quainetwork [link] [comments]

I understand for he most part what need to be included but i just would love a template that is used in a actual agency. It’s my first job don’t wanna mess up. submitted by /u/mtsad1811 to r/marketing [link] [comments]

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I am a professional social media marketer. Yes, I went to school and got a degree for my work. I am employed in a cubicle scheme (/s) where I do real work for my clients. And I am CONSTANTLY running into huns who call themselves "social media marketers". It drives me CRAZY. Not only that, but now I feel like it's beginning to bring down the reputation of my entire industry. What does my job entail? Things like: * Drawing up budgets for paid promotions across platforms and projected ROI * Knowing legalities of different industries as they pertain to social media * Keeping a meticulously planned social media calendar for my clients * Working with our promotions team to offer digital-exclusive deals and rewards * Jumping into crisis mode at a moment's notice with a pre-planned emergency strategy that is unique to our demographic and brand voice What my job DOES NOT ENTAIL * Harassing my friends and loved ones on my personal accounts to buy my shitty products * Blaming them when they won't * Asking people to not only model my stuff unpaid, but to PAY FOR IT THEMSELVES (if we use influencers, there are long-planned contracts and budgets) * Posting desperate selfies * Dropping into rando's DMs and telling them they're fat * Lying about my products It never fails. Whenever I go to a networking event, "I'm a social media marketer" "Oh, ME TOO! FOLLOW ME AT @KARENSYOUNIQUEDOTERRAROMANCE" No, you are not. You're a sucker with a smartphone. Stop dragging down my job. submitted by /u/lillythrowawayy to r/antiMLM [link] [comments]