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Social Media Tactics To Leave Behind In 2021

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

The social media landscape is constantly evolving, and PR pros must stay in step with trends and tactics. 2021 saw emerging platforms that B2B brands were eyeing to for their marketing plans, and some may have been missteps. In fact, there are several social media approaches that should be reassessed as we enter 2022.

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3 Emerging Social Media Platforms B2B PR Pros Should Know

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Remember when the only social media platforms considered significant by PR pros were Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn? For many, they continue to be the trinity of social media. But by the end of this year, an estimated 3 billion people will be using social media, and not just on those three sites.

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Pinterest Marketing in 2020: Selling on Pinterest

Ronn Torossian

With so many social media platforms around, what’s a brand to do and focus on when it comes to advertising and marketing? While Facebook continues to be the leader among marketers, other platforms like Pinterest, Instagram and TikTok are making inroads. What’s Helping Pinterest? One is Product […].

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6 Social Media Trends That Businesses Should Know

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

For most people social media is a great way to follow trending news, post food pictures and, most importantly, share memes. Social media helps us and our clients connect to customers, drive web traffic, and even develop or convert leads. Yet the social media landscape changes constantly.

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Social Media Benchmarks – How Does the Brand Stack Up?

5W PR

An analysis of more than 22 million posts from over 56,000 business sites identified some revealing industry benchmarks on Facebook , Instagram and Twitter. The study was conducted over the course of more than a year and a half by SocialInsider between January 2019 and October 2020. in 2020 compared to the year earlier.

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Social platforms to watch in 2020—which ones should today’s brands be on without fail?

Agility PR Solutions

In the fast-paced internet age, social media trends and site status rise and fall quickly—traditionally, OG sites like Facebook and YouTube maintain relevance with the older set (i.e., New research fromprofessional marketing video firm Animoto sizes up the state of social media as […].

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7 brands experimenting with new social media marketing approaches during COVID-19

Communications Conversations

As the COVID-19 outbreak began last month, I noticed there seemed to be two kinds of brands. Those who went quiet and were going through the crisis communications playbook when it came to content on social channels. Steak-umm (@steak_umm) April 7, 2020. It’s been fascinating to watch. It’s been fascinating to watch.