The Social Shift (eBook, ePUB)
The Road Back to Community
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With over 4 billion social media users worldwide, platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and X have become indispensable marketing tools for businesses. Yet amidst the endless algorithm changes and pressure to post constantly, many entrepreneurs feel overwhelmed and lose sight of social media's original purpose-fostering human connections. In The Social Shift, strategist Katie Brinkley charts the evolution of social media from its community-focused origins to today's ad-saturated channels. Drawing on two decades of experience, Brinkley offers entrepreneurs a roadmap to cut through the noise and r...
With over 4 billion social media users worldwide, platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and X have become indispensable marketing tools for businesses. Yet amidst the endless algorithm changes and pressure to post constantly, many entrepreneurs feel overwhelmed and lose sight of social media's original purpose-fostering human connections. In The Social Shift, strategist Katie Brinkley charts the evolution of social media from its community-focused origins to today's ad-saturated channels. Drawing on two decades of experience, Brinkley offers entrepreneurs a roadmap to cut through the noise and recapture the power of community. From the nuances of each platform to emerging technologies like Web3 and AI, Brinkley distills her social media expertise into bite-sized frameworks. Learn how AI is revolutionizing user experiences and how Web3 could enable more personalized, decentralized digital interactions. The Social Shift is an indispensable guide for business owners and marketers seeking to leverage social media for sustainable success. Stop struggling and start connecting through Brinkley's refreshingly human-centric strategies.
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