Finally getting around to turning on dark mode in Facebook.
Don’t worry, Twitter has had this since forever ago.
Still dislike Facebook as a social media platform citing algorithm.
Finally getting around to turning on dark mode in Facebook.
Don’t worry, Twitter has had this since forever ago.
Still dislike Facebook as a social media platform citing algorithm.
As part of our ongoing efforts to help enhance the skills of the PIO across the country, here’s another #MediaMinutes interview w/ RTV6 Paris Lewbel!
For more information on Paris-
@Twitter: https://twitter.com/PLewbel
@Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/plewbel/
@Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paris.lewbel
Happy Monday everyone!
As part of our ongoing efforts to help enhance the skills of the PIO, here’s another #MediaMinutes interview w/ RTV6 Paris Lewbel.
For more information on Paris:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/plewbel
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/plewbel
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/plewbel/
Almost Friday folks….you can do it!
Reminder to the media and the general public: Full Scale Exercise Training today in Wheaton, Illinois with the D200 schools.
This is only a drill. Training.
For more information, follow on Facebook / Twitter / Instagram: @ProtectDuPage
As part of our ongoing efforts to help enhance the skills of the PIO, here’s another #MediaMinutes interview w/ WISHTV-8 Emily Kinzer!
For more information on Emily-
@Twitter: https://twitter.com/EmilyKinzer8
@Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emilykinzer8/
@Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EKinzerReports
Happy AlohaFriday everyone!
Thank goodness! Instagram decided to make a major change today in their algorithm.
Yeeeeeeppppp, they are reverting back to a more timely feed for users – just press the “New Posts” button. Basically push to prioritize newer posts over older aggregated Instagram posts.
As Instagram cites backlash, I mean feedback from it’s users. “Thanks to feedback” – yeah yeah.
So what does that mean for you?
Now about dem hashtags….
Got to work with Cleveland Police today on an ongoing campaign for safety within the community.
But it was such a nice day today that we decided to roll it out in front of Cleveland Police HQ. FYI-a downtown public open plaza makes it a bit more challenging to do live social media feeds.
No time for funny business because FacebookLive is…well LIVE! So no second takes, redo, or screwing around!
OK, a little screwing around.
Yes, sharing the message on FacebookLive does aggregate the video higher on Facebook users’ feed and notifications – however, the content needs to be engaging. Also, needs a teaser, and lead in, and most importantly, a hook!
The story of the arrest flowed easily and the officers were able to recount the events. Like countless police officers across this country, all are proud of the work they do within every community and continue to provide tireless service to their constituents.
Did you see Cleveland Police talking about N.I.C.E. and their apprehension?
I’ll give you a hint, it had to deal with taking guns off the street…also our hook.
N: Neighborhood
I: Impact
C: Community
E: Engagement
Well, if you missed it, you can watch the full FacebookLive video here:
I hope you enjoyed a little behind the scenes PIO views.
I’m glad to be working with a great organization to bring more safety to all residents in the community.
For those in the social media realm of Public Information Officers (PIOs) – I want to address a common question I get all the time:
How do I get more likes on Instagram?
My response: It’s not how much likes per Insta post, it’s really about how much engagement or interaction you have with your identified audience.
That’s right – while likes are one form of measurement of your post, it is not the only form of engagement that you can have on Instagram.
For those that post videos, you can likely include the number of views as a point of engagement.
For those that count the amount of click-throughs out of your main page (listed in your link on your Instagram profile) – yes, that too is a form of engagement.
And for those that post multiple pictures on one post, IMHO, it will likely get you more swipes! But think for a moment, that is a deterrent to more likes?
While I think posting multiple pictures are cool, I would lightly discourage it as it takes away from the viewer’s attention span – and likely causing them NOT to like as they have already committed a swipe or click to your post by reviewing other images. They are not likely to re-engage and double tap your already multiple pictures they spent time on swiping left or right on. Consider multiple pictures in one picture (Layout or PicStitch).
Yep, videos and multiple pictures will likely get you less likes because of the inherent human action replacing the actual double-tap (like) by actually viewing your posted video or viewing your multiple picture post.
So to recap:
Prediction: I believe Instagram will add more emotions to their posts to increase engagement (similar to Facebook’s multiple emotional reactions).
Don’t forget to Instagram that.
Sometimes I get to do some cool things.
My friends at Facebook wanted to showcase their virtual reality (VR) stuff with me.
Shaka + LIKE + @rusnivek
Virtual reality goggles? Yep. The possibilities on Facebook Messenger/chat/meetings are endless.
Software has some inherent challenges esp with the shortfall of hardware proliferation and consistency. Bandwidth issues and requirements are tough enough to manage for reasonable VR interaction and usage.
But overall, some neeto VR stuff.
See, I told you VR is closer than you think.