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Five 2021 Social Media Predictions That are “So 2020”

Ignite Social Media

As 2020 is now in hindsight, it will live in infamy as one of the most perplexing years of the modern era. With murder hornets , African dust storms blanketing Puerto Rico, and a biblical plague of locusts representing just a small sample, 2020 was the WTF of years. What a decade this past year has been.

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4 Emerging Social Media Trends to Watch in 2020

Social Media Strategies Summit

At any given moment, there are new tools, platform updates, improved tracking, and several 2020 social media trends are emerging now that point to our industry being one of constant movement. In 2020, consider making Instagram Stories a greater part of your strategy, or test out TikTok to see if it’s a fit for your product or brand. #2

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Understanding Twitter verification in 2020

Sprout Social

Being verified on Twitter is somewhat of a status symbol as it indicates that a profile is authentic. The coveted blue verification badge that appears on Twitter profiles lets people know that the account is of public interest and, most importantly, authentic. Twitter is the only entity that can provide verification badges.

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How Brands & Marketers Should Navigate the 2020 Election

Likeable

2020 has been a hard year for many of us, and even though social media has come under greater scrutiny, we have also found ourselves using it more. Companies used to pause ads whenever a catastrophe happened. of their revenue in 2020, even as digital is poised to overtake traditional media spending for the first time.

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Navigating social media marketing in an election year

Sprout Social

A proof point that illustrates what many social marketers already know: Presidential elections make social media a hard place to navigate, even if your brand isn’t inherently political. Even the political message of the campaign—“get out and vote”—strikes a much less political tone than brand activations in 2020.

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The State of Paid Social in 2020

Pixlee

2020 has presented some unique changes to the way brands engage both organically and through paid social. With shifting budgets, content changes, and messaging rifts, marketers have had to embrace agility. And while many budgets have been shifted online, paid social has remained an interesting indicator of the state of marketing.

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5 User-Generated Content Campaigns from 2020 to Learn From

Pixlee

There is intense competition in digital marketing. In other words, to stand out, you need to create campaigns that highlight real people’s experiences using your product, a way of social proof marketing. MADE.com extended its UGC run in 2020 with its “Stay Grounded” campaign. So, how do you stand out? Let’s start!