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Ahmed Mobin
Twitter and Reddit(do you count it as social media?)
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@ahmed_mobin sure I would, do you have any tips to crack reddit for business? I must be doing something wrong with it
@saniyyah @misterocean Tiktok is perfect to attract attention since you can get viral easily, for my first client I created a TikTok account one video went viral so in 2 days we reached 500 000 views and 4 000 followers. now we see the one who are interested go to follow her also on insta !
@saniyyah @ipaparazzo_app oh wow that's great, how much did you spend to produce the video, if I'm not asking too much?
@saniyyah @misterocean we spent no money my client was just sharing very interesting knowledge, good quality content always works. its important to think about what you will bring to these people because in the end its them that decide if they will share or not :)
Give your target what she is looking for(knowledge, infos, solution...).
that's what I can say from my experience as community manager
@saniyyah @ipaparazzo_app interesting, yes I believe a common mistake I'm also guilty of, is creating content trying to please the algorithm first. Food for thought, thanks!
Facebook. Quite old but a powerful tool to reach to the right audience.
TikTok also is great, especially for short value content, their algo is great!
On Twitter (X), it’s nothing but business, and the growth is slow.
@jonathantahiry Interesting, was considering using YouTube to promote my product but many of you are making me consider TikTok more and more
@misterocean The algo is insane, you can get viral quite easily and it’s the go-to platform for many people looking for short and value content.
@jonathantahiry you guys are convincing me to give it a go, I will! Would you recommend any specific platform for editing the content?
@misterocean @jonathantahiry even for business content (B2B)?
@jamin_nanthan the fact I can follow expert developers and learn from their mistakes, what about you with Reddit Jamie?
@jamin_nanthan Reddit sure is diverse, I can be in love with half those subs and hate the other half haha! 100% right on depth and advice you can get sometimes is weirdly priceless
LinkedIn: Geared towards professional networking and career development.
And Snapchat: Popular for its disappearing photo and video messages.
Twitter. I like how it provides a delicate balance between networking and being able to express our thoughts.
I'm with you on Twitter for its real-time updates and brevity, Gianluca. It's where I go for the pulse of the world in 280 characters or less!