Even as business owners, life does in fact still happen (the audacity): we’re all going to get a kick in the metaphoricals at some point, and when we do, we probably don’t want to think about keeping our social media presence consistent.
Here’s what you can post when you’re “unable to can”
For the love of Pete, I hear you cry, how often do I have to post on LinkedIn? Well, first
This morning as I was oh-so-casually perusing LinkedIn, I saw a post lamenting the existence of emojis in marketing. Now,
Why your company needs to be on social media Picture this: a world where your company doesn’t exist on social
No, really – I’m fine… My chameleon has more social media clout than I do, and honestly, I’m not even
Hi Social Climbers, and happy 2023 to you! God, these past two weeks have just gone ridiculously quickly! I had
Be consistent, be, be consistent! That was my best(ish) cheerleader impression, by the way… In my eight years (for Jaysus,
Sometimes aiming for the shock value for a social media post wildly backfires. I suspect that Burger King were hoping to perhaps recreate the viral effect of Weetabix’s recent tweet, but they missed the mark completely
Don’t hate me, but how long is a piece of string?!
There isn’t a silver bullet, magic formula, straight up answer for this, I’m afraid – but there are a couple of things you can do:
Yes, we’ve all seen the resurgence of the instant sales pitch that follows a connection request acceptance (dude, slide away from my DMs).
But how about the repeated sales pitch? It goes a little something like this…
