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Navigating call-out culture: What to do when your brand is in the hot seat

Sprout Social

Honestly, it’s hard to think the last time there wasn’t a trending hashtag to boycott a brand or public figure. Even a single, seemingly small or isolated issue can turn into a flurry of memes, Retweets, comments or a trending hashtag, so it’s important to move quickly and respond ASAP. Are they demanding action?

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How Glossier Built a Cult Following on Social Media

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From memes to GIFs to relatable quotes, cute animal pictures and videos and internet hashtags, everything that is part of today’s social media culture has been used by Glossier as content. They encouraged users to use brand hashtags which in turn allowed ordinary users to be discovered and featured on Glossier’s page.

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The Ultimate Social Media Etiquette Handbook

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

Abusing Twitter hashtags during a crisis. Did you notice how many people I thanked via Twitter for their feedback (most of which echoed my sentiments exactly)? Back in March 2007, I highlighted two different kind of Twitter users who still exist to this day. I bet I’m not alone in this sentiment.

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