Articles tagged "Social media"

Why Social Listening Matters for Growing Your Business

You track mentions of your brand on social media and respond within a few minutes each time.

Find Out When Your Website is Linked to on Reddit

Want to find out every time your website is linked to on Reddit? It turns out Reddit offers an RSS feed for just that. Here's how to find that feed and how to use it to add notifications for Reddit mentions to Slack or almost any other app.

Link Any Facebook Page to LinkedIn and Publish Posts Automatically

Do you copy posts from your Facebook Page and paste them into LinkedIn? It's nothing to be ashamed of, but what if you didn't have to do the copying and pasting yourself?

How to Use Reddit

The big social media platforms may lead in numbers, but not in niches.

How to Block Someone on LinkedIn

Despite being a professional network, LinkedIn is crawling with spammers, fake profiles, and people with ill intentions.

How to Add a Resume to LinkedIn

As the largest professional networking platform around, LinkedIn is often the place where headhunters scout potential candidates.

Find out when your Twitter handle is mentioned in a news article

"Twitter reacts" is an entire genre of news articles. If you're active on Twitter you've probably been featured in one, whether you realize it or not. A recently-viral tweet pointed out that you can use Google News to find out.

How social listening can help you find new markets for your business

Audience analysis is...complicated. But it can be less complicated if you home in on a specific way to capture the data you need. If you're looking to find new markets for your business, social listening is a natural choice.

How to make a Twitter RSS feed

Twitter used to include an RSS feed on each Twitter profile but removed it several years ago. Fortunately, it's not hard to make your own RSS feed for a Twitter account, searches on Twitter, or mentions of a hashtag or user.

How a team of volunteers is working to restore wealth to Black communities

When Justin Samuels saw the incredible community reaction to the civil injustices going on across the U.S., he was inspired. But when he tried to take action, he felt like something was missing.