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Anthony Quintano provides links and resources for social media branding and growing an audience across multiple platforms. The document includes links related to Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter best practices for publishers and journalists, including increasing engagement, using features like Stories and Moments, and strategies for posting frequent, engaging content. Video webinars offer passwords on topics like news, live video, security, and using tools like Tweetdeck.

Social Media

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Social branding
Anthony Quintano
@anthonyquintano | aquintano@gmail.com | anthonyquintano.com
If you want your audience to grow, you have to post content multiple times daily.
The less you post, the longer it will take to grow.
I Got Burned Out by Social Media and Wanted to Quit. A Career Expert Told Me
to Do These 4 Things Instead
Facebook-related links:
Mark Zuckerberg’s plans for Facebook’s future: Privacy
Facebook’s News, Media and Publishing Facebook Group
Instagram for News Publishers Facebook Group
David Fahrenthold goes from tweeting pictures of his notepad to winning a
Pulitzer Prize
November 2018 - Facebook announces local news initiative with ‘TODAY IN’
feature
Facebook announces struggle with news deserts where ‘TODAY IN’ can’t function
One year in, Facebook’s big algorithm change has spurred an angry, Fox News-
dominated — and very engaged!
Instagram-related links:
Instagram Stories School
Instagram is an engagement powerhouse - Axios
Twitter-related links:
A look at Twitter’s beta app
Twitter’s Best Practices for News (links)
Webinar video passwords: midtermwebinars
Twitter Best Practices for News (video webinar)
Video and Live Best Practices for Twitter (video webinar)

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Security & Safety (video webinar)
Tweetdeck for Journalists (video webinar)
How to use Twitter Moments: Storytelling in Tweets (Video webinar)
Inside Twitter’s ambitious plan to change the way we tweet
Joe Rogan’s interview with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Twitter’s head of trust
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