As we look back at 2018, let's examine the Top 5 posts for three major platforms (Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram) and consider ways in which this data might affect our 2019 content strategy.
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How to Pull Off a Surprise Video
If you want to surprise someone and film it, here are a couple tips.
3 Social Media Trends for 2019 and What They Mean for Higher Ed
Three trends with potential for meaningful impact in higher ed social/digital communication.
10 Ways to Make Social Media Channels More Inclusive
Ways to make social media channels inclusive.
How To Use Instagram Stories’ New Tools To Make Creative Content
Instagram users more often turn to Stories than Feed in two scenarios: for in-the-moment content and for unfiltered, authentic content.
Make Art, Not Content
Nobody cares about your content. That's the harsh truth we must come to accept as modern content creators.
Tassel Turning Time: Social Media for Commencement
The #CSUSocial team spent weeks planning and strategizing content for the week of finals leading up to and through Commencement weekend.
UGC: Content Of The People, By The People, For The People
We're in the midst of a trust crisis, but user-generated content can bring the power back to the people.
Creating Stop-Motion Illustrations for Social Media
Get out your sharpies, markers, and sketchbooks, it's time to go old school.
Design, Color and Social Trends for 2018
Empowering and bold, moody and flat, check out some of 2018's trendiest trends.
RIP Snapchat, Instagram Reigns Supreme
Dear Snapchat, New year, same old you. I've come to the realization that some things will never change, and -- to be honest -- I've been spending a lot more time with someone else recently. It's Instagram.
Campaign: Countdown to 2018
A simple and easy campaign to ring in the new year.
The only thing that is constant is change.
— Heraclitus
From First Photo to Final Form
The first photo is like a sketch. The final form is achieved through editing.
Social Trends: New & Noteworthy
The only thing that stays the same is everything changes. Especially in social. Here's a rundown of the latest things to know.
Top of mind means tip of tongue.
— Jonah BergerTop
Using Pinterest for Higher Education Outreach and Engagement
Ben Silberman grew up in Iowa spending free time collecting bugs. Evan Sharp was an architect. Paul Sciarra played in...
Ordinary people are products of their environment and fit in. Artists transcend their environment and stand out.
— Oliver Gaspirtz
12 Months. 12 Posts. 12 Words or Less.
You only have less than 8 seconds to capture your audience’s attention. Even if you write a spectacular masterpiece, fans will scroll past if it’s too long.
Why We Launched CSU News on Facebook
Rethinking the social media strategy for news and information.