Social Media Managers know how important it is to have good updates that will bring engagement. However, we often forget to check that our updates meet the basics of engagement itself. Well, the folks at ShortStack put together a great infographic that provides 10 quick tips and examples for better updates for your social media pages:
- Post an interesting fact
- Share a tip
- Endorse content
- Don’t always ask a question
- Inspire action
- Tell users what to expect
- Add a P.S.
- Use short links
- Use images with text
- Ask users to comment
Feeling inspired yet? Check out the infographic below:
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