Category: Social Media
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  • November 14, 2024
Ephemeral Content: Why Stories and Temporary Posts are Shaping Social Media Trends

Ephemeral content, such as Stories on Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat, has become a dominant trend in social media. This type of content, available for only 24 hours, creates a sense of immediacy and authenticity that appeals to modern audiences. The Appeal of “In-the-Moment” Content The temporary nature of ephemeral content encourages users to engage promptly, […]

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How Brands are Using Social Media for Social Good and Community Engagement

Social media platforms have become powerful tools for brands to promote products and engage with communities on social issues. From raising awareness of climate change to supporting mental health initiatives, brands use their platforms to drive positive change and foster meaningful connections with their audience. Building Community Through Shared Values Brands that engage in social […]

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The Power of Micro-Influencers: Why Smaller Followings Drive Stronger Engagement

Micro-influencers, those with follower counts typically between 1,000 and 100,000, have gained immense popularity among brands due to their ability to drive authentic engagement. Unlike mega-influencers with millions of followers, micro-influencers maintain a closer, more personal relationship with their audience, which can yield more robust and more meaningful interactions. Authenticity and Trustworthiness One of the […]

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The Psychology of ‘Doomscrolling’: How Social Media Impacts Mental Health

“Doomscrolling,” continuously through negative news or distressing social media content, has become an all-too-common behavior. The psychological effects of doomscrolling are profound, contributing to stress, anxiety, and even depression as users are exposed to a constant stream of negative information. Understanding Doomscrolling Behavior Doomscrolling stems from a basic psychological need to stay informed, especially in […]