#HappyAprilFoolsDay!
It’s important to be able to spot the differences between social media myths & truths in order to set realistic expectations. To provide some perspective on this, we’ve compiled a list of 5 social media myths and their corresponding truths to help guide you while establishing a plan for your business.
Like many companies across the country, Metter Media has gone completely remote during this time for the safety and wellbeing of our staff and everyone around us. Although the team misses their vibrant office in Central Square Cambridge, everyone is working from home in style. Gather some #WFH inspiration from the makeshift office spaces of Metter Media!Continue reading
At times like these, mental health is more important than ever. Continue reading
With today’s digital society, it’s becoming harder and harder to shut down our laptops or turn off our mobile devices. Especially working in social media, the lines tend to blur between client notifications and your own. Whether you find yourself in a social media black hole on Instagram or Tik Tok, here are a few tips from Account Manager, Hannah Graves, to help you completely unplug and stay offline after hours:
Let this sink in … there is only one feed and 90 million small businesses on Facebook. With more users joining each day, it is more important than ever to have a social media strategy in place that will get your content in front of the right people.
But, how do you get it there?
I know these days it’s important to have a social media presence, but do I *really* need to be on every single social media channel? What are the pros and cons of each?
— Socially Confused
If you’re a nonprofit wondering if your organization should be on social media, the short answer is 100% yes. No matter what your goals are as a nonprofit, social media is the key to helping you reach and engage with your audience. This doesn’t just mean earning thousands of Instagram or Twitter followers, it means creating meaningful content and building an online community to help share your message. If you’re not sure where to start, consider these 5 social media tips for nonprofits.
Wondering what our top tips for hotels, inns, and resorts are?! As proud sponsors of the 2019 New England Inns & Resorts‘ Annual Conference, Metter Media was excited to gather feedback from hotel, inn, and resort owners and staff members on their top social media ‘pain points’ — the issues that are currently stopping them from having a social media presence that meets their goals while working with their schedules. We decided to address these pain points and provide tips for how to tackle them in our November 2019 webinar, our second webinar with NEIRA!Continue reading
Dear Metter,I made a Twitter account for my business in 2010. We’ve used it since then, but have recently spent more of our time and attention on Instagram. I’m not even sure anyone looks at our Twitter anymore. Should I still be on Twitter?
— To Tweet or Not to Tweet?
My business has a great social media presence. We have over 7,000 followers on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and our customers regularly engage with our content. Our staff is a different story. I’d love to get them more involved with our social channels, but they just don’t care. How do I get my staff involved in my business’ social media?
— Tired business owner