Would you rather run your brand’s entire social strategy using AOL Instant Messenger or market exclusively on carrier pigeons?
01.12.2025 20:00
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Would you rather run your brand’s entire social strategy using AOL Instant Messenger or market exclusively on carrier pigeons?
Your company can only exist on one social media platform for the rest of time—what’s your pick, and how do you justify it to your team? #socialmediamarketing #marketing #Socialmedia
Content is king, but strategy is the queen who runs the kingdom.
The best time to post was yesterday. The second-best time is now (after checking analytics).
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Hello, Fall 🍂
Social media marketing: where every caption feels like a game of “will they scroll or will they stay?”
Want to improve your engagement? Post like a human, not a corporate robot.
Just realized I’ve been working in silence for an hour because I forgot to hit play on my playlist. Anyone else get too focused and forget the vibes?
Good leadership is leading from the front; great leadership is also bringing donuts.
If Canva had a dating profile, it would say: “Making you look good since forever.”
Social media marketing is just high-stakes storytelling with a side of analytics-induced anxiety.
Great leaders take responsibility. Exceptional leaders also take the fall for a team potluck disaster.
Canva: where even your bad ideas look good enough to share.
Your audience doesn’t want perfect—they want real, but, like, professionally filtered real.
Leadership is knowing when to talk and when to let everyone pretend the meeting is over.
Designing in Canva is the adult version of playing with LEGOs—except now the stakes are higher.
Social media is just a game of chicken with the algorithm.
Post like the world depends on your next meme.
Your captions should feel like the start of a mystery novel.
The best strategy is no strategy, just pure creative chaos.
Post like you’re trying to summon a digital uprising.
Your audience doesn’t want perfection; they want unpredictability.
Social media is chaos marketing. Lean into the madness.
Your best ideas are the ones you’re too afraid to post.
The algorithm isn’t your enemy—it’s just playing hard to get.
Your captions should feel like the beginning of a treasure map.
Post something cryptic and let the internet overanalyze it.
Your content should feel like a cliffhanger nobody expected.
