Did you know that Facebook lets you save things you want to come back to later?
Ever see an ad you were interested in, but didn’t have time to dig in? Maybe it was a post from your favorite digital storyteller and strategist, walking you through some awesome Facebook feature you definitely want to learn about, just not at this moment 😉.
I always say that the only constant in social media is change. I don’t write to tell you every time any little thing changes on a social channel — if I did you’d hear from me literally dozens of times per week.
When Facebook Live first came out, I’ll admit it — I was daunted.
I’m supposed to go to stream live to the world without the opportunity for a second take? Ummm, no thanks!
I had to worry about sound, lighting, my “script,” distractions in the background… It was daunting.
While Twitter allows up to 140 characters, the average reader won’t get past the first 100.
Ever wonder what your partners, competitors or market leaders are doing well on Facebook? Guess what? Facebook has you covered!
You can actually set up “Pages to Watch” and then track both their weekly progress and their top posts of the week.
The goal shouldn’t be to KNOW everything about how the platform works, rather to spend enough time with it that you know how to grow and adapt with it.