5 Social Media Strategy Questions Every CMO Needs to Answer in 2021
With fewer events, tighter budgets, and changing customer demand, CMOs are looking to their social media programs to deliver more than ever.
With fewer events, tighter budgets, and changing customer demand, CMOs are looking to their social media programs to deliver more than ever.
Here are six things you should avoid saying to your social media manager, and what you can say instead to better understand and collaborate with them.
A fun way to fill up your social media content calendar is to celebrate “micro holidays" that have universal appeal on the internet and loads of potential.
Check out some of our favorite Instagram content of the last year, from almond milk to sparkly goo and, of course, dogs.
We’ve rounded up a list of resources where you can get free stock videos to use in your social media content.
Print out this helpful graphic of the PC keyboard shortcuts and keep it at your desk to save time on social media.
Social media data on followers, likes, comments, and shares are often dismissed as “vanity” metrics—meaningless figures to avoid when trying to prove ROI.
With fewer events, tighter budgets, and changing customer demand, CMOs are looking to their social media programs to deliver more than ever.
Here are six things you should avoid saying to your social media manager, and what you can say instead to better understand and collaborate with them.
A fun way to fill up your social media content calendar is to celebrate “micro holidays" that have universal appeal on the internet and loads of potential.
Check out some of our favorite Instagram content of the last year, from almond milk to sparkly goo and, of course, dogs.
We’ve rounded up a list of resources where you can get free stock videos to use in your social media content.
Print out this helpful graphic of the PC keyboard shortcuts and keep it at your desk to save time on social media.
Social media data on followers, likes, comments, and shares are often dismissed as “vanity” metrics—meaningless figures to avoid when trying to prove ROI.