LinkedIn finally catches up to other social media platforms by adding features that we all know and love. LinkedIn has been extra busy working on features to adjust to the way we live, work, and use social media. We are excited to see these familiar additions make their way to the platform known for networking and business interactions. Therefore, we want to ensure you know the best way to use them to your [professional] advantage since more eyeballs are on LinkedIn than ever before.

Here’s what you need to know before joining your first professional Twitter chat. Twitter is one of our favorite social media platforms due to its focus on real-time conversations and events. …

It was difficult to find a role as a social media manager when I graduated from college in 2013. Many companies still did not understand social media and felt they could get by without having multiple social channels or someone dedicated to controlling them. Fast forward to 2020 and it is now a necessity for businesses to have a dedicated person, or team, managing all of their social media accounts.

Entrepreneurs across the globe are currently trying to figure out how to handle the pandemic that is COVID-19 aka coronavirus. With conferences/conventions (SXSW, E3), major events (Coachella, Houston Rodeo), sports leagues (NBA, MLB) and more either canceling or postponing activities, there is a lot up in the air for contractors and businesses of all sizes. However, one thing is almost certain: There is sure to be plenty of unplanned free time on the hands of entrepreneurs and gig economy workers.

As a social media manager and content creator, I am interested to see what this means for influencer marketing and businesses.

Prepare to see even more setups and venues that prove we are even more vain than we previously thought.

Here are seven ways wine country also teaches us about content.

As a social media manager, I’d much rather use Pinterest to create a digital vision board over creating a physical one!

Instagram may have over one billion monthly active users, but they’re down two founders. On September 25th, Instagram’s CEO, Kevin Systrom, and CTO, Mike Krieger, announced they were leaving the company they launched eight years ago this month. …