Social Media

We’ve all wondered why certain videos are recommended to us on TikTok and in some cases it’s a little eerie how spot on they are. The company has just announced a new feature they say will make “technical details more easily understandable.”

Social media has not only been a useful tool for personal and commercial purposes, but it has proved its significance for government agencies in effectively reaching and engaging the public.

There’s no question that you need to be on social media, but managing your time to efficiently post and measure the impact can still be a challenge.

When building corporate social media channels to attracting more leads, there are many strategies to grow your audience and increase engagement.

From crisis communication, public engagement, accurate messaging and even to save money, here are a few of the reasons why all forms of government must go social.

Crafting a social media campaign requires you to identify what you want to achieve before diving in and ask yourself a handful of questions to help identify your goals.

With 756 million users worldwide, LinkedIn continues to grow and attract 25-34-year-olds, which represent 59.

Is your social strategy a function of marketing to reach customers? Most businesses would say yes.

With the promise of a COVID-19 vaccine on the horizon, non-profit organizations are anxiously awaiting the return of galas, concerts and fundraisers.

People have always come to Facebook to connect with friends around day-to-day life, and celebrate important moments, like birthdays. As such, on May 9, Facebook launched Birthday Stories globally.