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Exciting news: we're hiring! Buffer's looking for a Senior Social Media Manager to define and elevate our social strategy. The Social Media Manager would work with all the lovely folks on the Content team, like me 👋🏾, Kirsti, Hailley, and the broader Marketing team. This person will fully own Buffer's social media presence across all platforms, embodying our brand in every piece of content and interaction. Is this up your alley? Visit the hiring page for more details on our ideal candidate, and block out time to submit your best application this weekend! That's it from me, and see you next Friday! |
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| Warmly, Tami & the Buffer team |
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| 👇🏽 The latest from the blog |
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🖊️ Deep dive: 6 best practices for going live on TikTok |
Are you over 18 with 1,000 plus followers on TikTok? Then you should definitely be going live on TikTok. TikTok's Live feature is a blank canvas — some people play games, using it like Twitch live streams, and people who perform or create live. As is the case with the rest of the platform, the more creative, the better! Going live on TikTok is a great way to increase engagement and reach new audiences on the app, which will ultimately help you grow your following. There are three ways to go live: the TikTok app on your phone, mobile gaming mode (for mobile gamers looking to stream their sessions) and the TikTok LIVE Studio desktop app. The how is one thing—more important, however, is standing out amongst the thousands of other live videos and streams being viewed at any given moment. Here are some tips to consider to keep your livestream engaging: - Pick a time when your audience is most active to stream. You can see the times and days your followers will most likely view your content in TikTok analytics.
- Although you can run a live stream for 60 minutes, keep streams to 30 minutes per TikTok's recommendations.
- Film in a well-lit area with natural lighting, or consider using a ring light. This helps keep your viewers' attention on you so they are not distracted by poor vision.
- Check your Internet connection beforehand so you can avoid interruptions to your streaming.
- While you don't need a script, having a solid set of guidelines can help you stay focused on your live stream.
- To keep the atmosphere friendly and inviting, filter comments, mute viewers from commenting, and block someone from the live stream.
The best part of TikTok Live is interacting with your followers in real time. Watch the chat and respond to comments, questions, or requests to connect with your viewers. |
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⌛ "We save 2 hours per week with Buffer" |
We pride ourselves on being an excellent tool for creators and business owners to grow on social media — and our users are more than happy to back us up. Michael Piperno says: "What used to take me hours now takes me minutes. Easily 2 hours saved per week." Want to skyrocket your growth? Get started with Buffer today! |
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📱Social post prompt of the week |
"No one will remember; People will remember"
If you've seen this meme before, you're not alone. It's been floating around the Internet since 2022 but recently took off again.
It's a simple text format — here's an example:
no one will remember:
- your salary
- how "busy you were"
- how many hours you worked
People will remember:
- that you are 27
- no money and no prospects
- you're already a burden to your parents
- you're frightened
Bonus points if you know where that's from 👀.
Just replace the "People will remember" bullets with something witty and relevant to your niche. |
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