Featured image by Tara Winstead Introduction Social media gives us an endless stream of data, but not all of it is equally valuable. Metrics such as likes, shares, and impressions can show how a post performs on the surface, but they do not always tell the whole...
Photo by Daria Nepriakhina As a social media strategist, we know you wear multiple hats. You’re not just managing what is posted where, but whole teams, content creators, deadlines, results, creative, and more. With so many moving parts, staying organized and...
Featured image by Tony Schnagl If you are a social media marketer, tools like CapCut and Canva are likely your best friend… or potentially worst nemesis. Hopefully, you skew more towards the former, but if you’re using the free version, you might often find yourself...
Featured image by RDNE Stock Project If the idea of working with data makes you feel like you’re back in your college stats class, half-asleep, confused, and wondering how any of this will apply to real life, you’re not alone. For a lot of people, data feels...
Featured image by LaylaBird. Manual posting nearly drove me crazy. When I first started my job as a social media manager, I was overwhelmed with content—videos, graphics, and photos—all needing to be posted at specific times. I felt completely over my head. They had...
Featured image by Karola G Let’s be honest, vanity metrics can feel great. Watching the likes roll in on a post, hitting a new follower milestone, or seeing your video views spike overnight can certainly boost your ego. But therein lies the problem. While these kinds...