a lot of brands suck on social media because they don’t allow their teams to take risks and have creative freedom. in many cases it’s not the people behind the account’s fault that the content is bad, it’s due to a long chain of bureaucracy blocking or watering it down
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This, this, this. I have done social media for several companies and they always moan about lack of engagement but all they want to do is bombard people with sales messaging.
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Similar experience in an academic library: Assc. Dean: “but how do THESE posts promote our services?” Me: “They don’t, they promote students paying attention to our feed”
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@USCPSC is a perfect example. There's no way this dept would have 90k followers if they were just tweeting boilerplate consumer safety warnings. Bring Handsome Ron aboard, and it's a whole nother story1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
A safety story. A story about space heater safety
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