The Social Commute

This week Laura and Rebecca discuss Instagram's recent announcement to suppress creators' TikTok videos and other third-party app videos when uploaded to Instagram Reels.

The big action item this week is navigating Sales Navigator and how to make the most of their advanced search fields when finding your target market.

No guest this week as we all try to stay as socially distant as possible! Laura and Rebecca keep a healthy distance from one another while breaking down some strategies financial advisors and others in finance/wealth management can utilize to get new leads during this tumultuous time.  They go platform by platform to give you tips unique to each service that will help you find people that need help as financial uncertainty looms.  Take care of yourselves and we'll see y'all next week!

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This week, Laura and Rebecca discuss Reddit and changes they've made in their advertising model and guidelines.  They get into what exactly Reddit is, the rules they have for advertising and the targeting options available.  Then they sit down with Seth Chandlee from Chandlee and Sons Construction to learn about his business, discuss how social media has affected how he advertises, and his long family history of doing construction.

Also, Laura reveals the celebrity she would be best friends with and gets slightly disgusted at Rebecca's snacking habits. Plus, we laugh at some Shrek in Spanish clips.

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This week Laura and Rebecca discuss Augmented Reality, including what exactly it is, the platforms/apps that have used it or are starting to and all the ways it might affect businesses, social media and how customers interact with brands going forward.  

Also, they chat about LinkedIn introducing a stories feature, ask each other some icebreaker questions, discuss what's trending this week on Twitter and interview Alan Mishkoff, Founder and Franchisor of Granite Garage Floors.

This week Laura and Rebecca are joined by UPS store franchisee Joe Ferrari.  He discusses the challenges he faces in his business when it comes to staying active on social media and reaching and acquiring new customers. Also, the ladies get into a discussion all about ephemeral content covering what exactly it is, why it's important and how it can often feel hard to keep people's attention no matter how long the post lasts.

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This week Laura and Rebecca chat about influencer marketing and whether or not it's a trend that will continue.  They also ask each other some icebreaker questions, see what's trending on Twitter and then talk with Eric Pucciarelli from oXYGen Financial about how he approaches social media in his line of work.  A bit later, Eric faces the dreaded Wheel of Apps in Plead The Fifth!

This week the ladies chat about their most/least interacted with accounts on Instagram and what that reveals about them.  We also read some celebrity mean tweets, Becky and Abby interview their bosses Laura and Rebecca, reveal the Wheel of Apps for our new game and a whole lot more!

This week we chat about all sorts of things including Abby's hatred for the new Jumanji movie, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and the awards that Twitter gave out for best ad campaigns during the Super Bowl.  We discuss why the campaigns were successful and what we thought of them Also, we get into the halftime show performances, as well as one last round of the funny tweet battle!