Social Media Lessons To Learn From 3 American Cities

Social media is canvassing the nation, as nearly two-thirds of American adults use social networking sites, jumping nearly tenfold in the past 10 years, reports the Pew Research Center. From reputation management to global marketing, several American cities stand out for their use of networks to spread breaking news, ignite fervor for technological trends and reach wide audiences with enterprise communications. Here are social media cues to take from three standout cities.

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Sharer.js – Custom Social Share Elements with Javascript

Sharer.js is a lightweight javascript library to create custom social share components on DOM elements for your website. No dependencies.

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Facebook Audience Optimization: What Marketers Need to Know

Do you have a Facebook page? Do you want more organic engagement for your posts? Facebook recently added a feature to let you specify the audiences most likely to engage with each Facebook page post, based on interests. In this post I’ll show you how to use the new Facebook Audience Optimization feature to increase [...]

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Bootstrap-Slider : jQuery Bootstrap Range Slider

A complete rewrite of the original bootstrap-slider by Stefan Petre

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Timelined : CSS-only Vertical Timeline

Timelined is a customizable CSS-only vertical timeline.

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Ready for Takeoff: Optimize Tweets for Maximum Brand Presence - #infographic

Twitter is one of the most popular social media platforms in today’s generation with 316 million active users. It allows you to post, share, and link to updates, letting you connect with your followers through mentions, hashtags, and retweets.

We’ve discussed how to make your Facebook posts relevant in our previous infographic, but this isn’t enough to make your brand completely relevant. By taking a few tips in mind to be consistent in optimizing your content, you can see how these few tweaks will boost the amount of users interested in your brand.

According to some 2014 statistics from Simply Measured, Twitter is used by 34% of marketers to acquire potential leads. When it comes to encouraging conversations between businesses and customers, you can rely on Twitter’s capability of offering quick access and service. This gives marketers a venue to address their customers’ queries and concerns, letting them engage and monitor their followers from time to time.

This infographic from SlideGenius shows you how Twitter can help you better engage your audience by sharing relevant and up-to-date content with impact, actively increasing your chances of getting more loyal customers.

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