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The Social Listening Playbook for Super Eager Marketers

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Think of social media like one giant focus group. In fact, it’s better than a focus group because the people talking are already actively engaged with your brand, and their opinions and observations are offered unsolicited. Brand mentions of both your handle and hashtag. What should you be listening for?

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The pros and cons of social media

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Book lovers go to this hashtag to find new book recommendations, relatable content for bookworms and connect with other readers. Social media is an always-on focus group. It’s Corn – Tariq & The Gregory Brothers & Recess Therapy. Social media can also spark joy by connecting people with similar interests.

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How to Get Free Instagram Likes (Because They Still Matter)

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Use the right hashtags on your posts. On Instagram, more than other social media platforms, every hashtag you use has the potential to open that post—and your brand as a whole—up to a whole new audience. Give your hashtag strategy some thought: Don’t be too broad (i.e., #dog) Consider creating a branded hashtag.

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How to assess which cultural moments are right for your brand to act on

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The constant feed refreshing, the group DMs, the memes—it all combines to create a uniquely gripping spectacle that’s impossible to ignore. You can do some hashtag research or use native analytics tools, but both of those options are fairly time-consuming and time is of the essence. Think of it as a speedy alternative to a focus group.

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