This April, have fun with your social media and bring some much-needed normalcy to your following. Generate more engagement on your social media by using these April social media holidays to plan out your monthly content calendar. Get
In Upstate New York, when March rolls around, we get excited! March brings us the first days of Spring, St. Patrick’s Day, International Women’s Day, March Madness, and so much more. Generate more engagement on your social media by using these March social media holidays to plan out your monthly content calendar.
Are you tired of scrolling down your feed and seeing meme, meme, engagement photo, meme? Switch it up with these 5 Hudson Valley businesses that keep us entertained, and hungry, on Instagram. Before I jump into the list, I’ll warn you that there is a HEAVY Poughkeepsie bias, but I’m a Po-Town local so I’m not apologizing.
February is an exciting time of year! The big football game, Valentine’s Day, and of course, a cherished extra day off of work, President’s Day. Generate more engagement by using these February Social Media Holidays to plan your monthly content calendar. Don’t forget to use the dedicated hashtags (#) for each day to see the greatest reach.
By the time you unbury yourself from all the wrapping paper and cookie crumbs, January will already be in full effect. Do yourself a favor and read our January Social Media Holidays so you can get a head start creating content for the new decade.
Fall is officially here and we bet your following is excited to see all your October social media posts. The best way to boost your engagement and reach in October is to highlight these social media holidays.
Get ahead of the crowd and begin planning your social media posts with our curated list of September social media holidays for restaurants & bars, professional services, lifestyle & beauty companies, non-profits, and more.
Need a social media content boost? Use these upcoming events and social media holidays to inspire your content for August 2019.
Just 3 weeks ago I wrote a blog post about Using Micro-Influencers for Small Business and explained how to find and work with the right micro-influencer for your brand. I thought I was giving our readers an innovative, ahead of the curve, way to market their business. Fast forward to now, Daily Carnage, a daily marketing industry email, sends me an email saying to forget micro-influencers. It’s all about nano-influencers.
So you’ve mastered the art of lighting, angles, and dimensions to capture the perfect picture, but you’re noticing you’re not getting a lot of likes, comments, or profile views? Unfortunately, you’ve only won half the battle. For businesses, influencers, and entrepreneurs, you’ve got to understand how users interact on the platform and what features you can use to help you boost Instagram engagement.
