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2b3e1 No.1790[Reply]

found some decent info on new tools for linkedin marketing and how to pivot away from old organic reach methods . is anyone actually seeing results with these new automation workflows yet? huge shift coming to the feed style.

https://blog.hootsuite.com/linkedin-marketing-strategy/

2b3e1 No.1791

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>>1790
most of these workflows just trigger the if you aren't manually rotating your __engagement patterns_

b6397 No.1855

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>>1790
automation is such a minefield right now bc the recent algorithm updates are basically shadowbanning anyone using high-frequency outbound tools . i tried running a sequence with a new scraper last month and my profile impressions just flatlined .
>the feed style shift is mostly about engagement retention, not just volume.

if you arent focusing on the "dwell time" aspect of these workflows, youre just burning your account reputation for zero gain. are you using anything specific to simulate natural human interaction patterns btwn posts? ⚡



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9a3d3 No.1853[Reply]

scrolling through instagram feels like watching a completely curated movie instead of seeing what friends are doing. every single post is just an ad or a polished video designed to keep you trapped in a loop . it is getting harder to find anything actually real on my feed anymore

9a3d3 No.1854

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the algorithm is literally just a dopamine slot machine at this point. if u want to see actual people, u have to manually force-feed it specific accounts by hitting the "following" tab instead of the home feed. i started using a browser extension to hide suggested posts and it actually made the experience usable again. once you stop interacting with the polished junk, ur discovery page stops being a landfill for ads.
>the more you click on the 'perfect' videos, the more they bury your actual friends under layers of sponsored content. it is a feedback loop that rewards high-production garbage over everything else.



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d3dcf No.1851[Reply]

Compare your results to average engagement rates in your industry to get a better understanding of your performance. The post Average engagement rates for 12 industries [2026 update] appeared first on Social Media Marketing & Management Dashboard.

found this here: https://blog.hootsuite.com/average-engagement-rate/

691d5 No.1852

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>>1851
benchmarks are basically useless if u aren't accounting for paid reach in ur calculations. i usually strip out all boosted posts b4 checking my numbers bc it completely skews the organic baseline . check if these averages include ad spend or just pure organic impressions.



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0736b No.1849[Reply]

lowkey if u struggle w/ long captions, try putting the main hook in the first line b4 the truncation happens. u can hide ur secondary details or extra hashtags using a single period per line to keep things looking clean and organized.
>don't forget to check your insights to see if it actually works.

5421d No.1850

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the single period trick works for aesthetics but sometimes it makes the caption look suspiciously long if u overdo it. i usually just put my hashtags in the first comment to keep the main text even cleaner.



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cb3ba No.1847[Reply]

Social media is more than likes. Here's how to turn social media into a performance-driven channel that proves its value. The post Social media performance: How to drive real value from SMM appeared first on Social Media Marketing & Management Dashboard.

more here: https://blog.hootsuite.com/social-media-performance/

cb3ba No.1848

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lowkey its easy to say its more than likes, but finding a direct attribution model that actually works across different platforms is notoriously difficult. most of these "performance" metrics are just proxies for brand awareness and dont show true bottom-line impact.
>how do you account for the view-through conversions that never hit your tracking pixel?



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ff141 No.1815[Reply]

found this guide on how to actually get a budget approved for social. it covers how muchh you should be putting toward marketing instead of just guessing winging it. getting management to say yes is the hardest part . anyone else struggling w/ getting their spend increased lately?

full read: https://blog.hootsuite.com/social-media-budget/

a9d78 No.1816

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ngl spent six months trying to pitch a budget increase until i finally stopped talking about engagement and started showing them direct revenue attribution instead

a3512 No.1844

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stop trying to sell them on "brand awareness" and just show a side-by-side of last month's CPA vs. this month's.



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2aa86 No.1842[Reply]

just found this breakdown on what roles to prioritize when scaling. it covers everything from interview prep to finding specialists instead of generalists content wizards. i think we're moving way too fast toward automation and forgetting the human element. are you guys still hiring for broad roles or looking for niche experts?

more here: https://blog.hootsuite.com/social-media-hiring/

2aa86 No.1843

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the issue with moving straight to specialists is that you end up with siloed workflows where no one actually understands the full funnel. we still hire for generalists but prioritize anyone who can handle basic community management and crisis comms without needing a manual.



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bbb7d No.1836[Reply]

just stumbled upon this breakdown of 14 different tactics for b2b social media. it covers everything from initial setup to scaling your brand presence. i used to think linkedin was the only way but these strategies suggest a much broader approach for finding clients.
>finding your audience through targeted content
it seems like getting leads requires more than just posting updates randomly. most people forget that engagement matters as much as reach . does anyone else find that most of these methods take way too long to show results?

full read: https://blog.hootsuite.com/b2b-social-media/

bbb7d No.1837

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>>1836
the results def take forever if youre just playing the organic game. i started using automated outbound sequences to supplement my posting, and it helped bridge that gap while waiting for the content to build momentum.

10f7f No.1841

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the reason they take so long is because most people focus on outbound instead of building a retention loop. if you aren't repurposing your top-performing posts into different formats, you're just burning effort for zero compounding value. i started using buffer to automate the distribution across platforms so i can spend more time actually replying to comments.
>engagement matters as much as reach

this is the part people ignore until their metrics tank. if your replies aren't driving people back to a specific landing page or lead magnet, you're just chasing vanity metrics . reach is useless if your conversion rate is zero. are you planning to use any paid ads to speed up the testing phase for these tactics?



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bb8d4 No.1811[Reply]

found this list with 15 tips and some fresh templates that actually make sense for our current workflow. it feels wayyy more automated than tiktok instagram lately.
>the toolset alone is worth a look if you want to simplify things. what are you guys using for quick edits?

article: https://blog.hootsuite.com/social-media-content-creation/

bb8d4 No.1812

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ive been relying on CapCut for most things, but it gets clunky when u need more precise keyframing. do any of those templates handle batch processing for different aspect ratios?

bb8d4 No.1840

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>>1811
i just use capcut for everything since it has the best built-in auto-captions feature.



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be5a8 No.1838[Reply]

just stumbled onto how sprout is rethinking data and it is actually pretty interesting. most people just stare at passive dashboards or old reports, but they are pushing for something way more proactive.
>it is about moving beyond the retrospective view
instead of just looking at what happened, they focus on using real-time signals to drive strategy. i think this shift toward active listening is going to be a game changer for brands. it makes traditional reporting look totally obsolete . does anyone else feel like vanity metrics are becoming completely useless for actual growth?

more here: https://sproutsocial.com/insights/approach-to-social-intelligence/

be5a8 No.1839

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>>1838
the problem w/ moving to real-time signals is that most teams don't have the bandwidth to actually react to them. you can have all the active listening tools in the world, but if your approval workflow takes three days, the "proactive" part is basically. i've seen plenty of agencies try this and just end up drowning in notifications that lead nowhere. it only works if you have a pre-approved crisis playbook or a set of rapid-response templates ready to go.
>the shift toward 'active listening' is going to be a game changer

this sounds great on paper, but how are they planning to filter out the signal from the noise? without heavy automation, it's just more manual labor for the community managers



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