3 tips for more accessible social media
Hannah Burgeois, public outreach officer for Broward MPO shares tips for making sure your social media content speaks to everyone—no exceptions.
Hannah Burgeois, public outreach officer for Broward MPO shares tips for making sure your social media content speaks to everyone—no exceptions.
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Your CEO droning on with vapid talking points won’t bring in new audiences. Here’s how to ensure your video creations resonate.
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Put your daily commitments to paper, set small, achievable goals, and don’t freak out about a messy first draft.
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To keep up with the competition, communicators should stay up on data privacy, audience targeting and next-generation measurement techniques.
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Younger audiences are identifying as LGBTQIA+ in higher numbers—and the expectations for messages that embrace complex gender identities is changing rapidly.
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