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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 Support (@TwitterSupport) March 21, 2020.

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Co-creation: Why creators should be part of your product development team

Sprout Social

For example, creator Emma Chamberlain launched her own coffee company in 2020, garnering a $7 million Series A round in the process. We’ve seen successful collaborations across industries that bring value to both the company and the creator.

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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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Celebrating Black History Month: Best practices for celebrating on social media and beyond

Sprout Social

With budget cuts, resignations and layoffs in diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) departments, professionals and consumers alike have noticed a trend in companies backtracking on their social justice commitments made in 2020. There were a lot of commitments that were made in 2020 and beyond thinking about the value proposition.

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5 Steps to Build a Rock Solid Personal Brand for Business in 2020 [podcast + FREE worksheet]

Pam Moore

Personal branding can not be ignored in 2020. Your digital body language of you, your employees or your co-workers speaks far more louder about the company you work for (or own) than the corporate messages written and published by your PR team. The goal is to organically attract them to the real and authentic you!

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Navigating social media marketing in an election year

Sprout Social

In 2020, we saw brands speaking out more in response to the onset of the COVID pandemic, worldwide Black Lives Matter protests and growing concerns about climate change. Even the political message of the campaign—“get out and vote”—strikes a much less political tone than brand activations in 2020. Which can work to your advantage.

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Top Instagram trends from 2019 and what to expect in 2020

Sprout Social

In order to help you, as a marketer, stay on top of these changes, we’re touching on a few Instagram trends that defined 2019 as well as bringing you a few trends to expect in 2020. Stay ahead of the curve by ensuring these top Instagram trends are ready to go in your 2020 social media strategy. Authenticity in Instagram content.

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