/sm/ - Social Media

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> forget floats, flexbox does the layout magic
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simple, clean and scalable. no more messy floats!

this bad boy ties together episodic, semantic & procedural memories in one package - like having the whole LinkedIn library on ur personal assistant's hard drive

so instead of just regurgitating facts like other LLMs do (think Claude or ChatGPT ), CMA can actually learn from interactions and recall past context. that means more personalized recommendations & smoother teamwork across multiple bots.

i'm curious - how long till we see this in action on the platform? will it rly change things, or is LinkedIn just adding another layer of complexity for developers to navigate?
> i bet they'll roll out some cool use cases soon though!

found this here: https://www.infoq.com/news/2026/04/linkedin-cognitive-memory-agent/?utm_campaign=infoq_content&utm_source=infoq&utm_medium=feed&utm_term=global

ngl if you're stuck btwn or grid for layout - go w/ grid most of time.
it's more powerful and flexible. but remember to keep the docs handy, it can get complex fast.
>yes u rite /u/flexfan
but sometimes flex just does 90% job in a flash easy mode

i was digging through some old posts today when i stumbled upon this powerful content plan that broke it down into just eight simple yet effective steps. honestly though - why overcomplicate things? most people are missing the point, but not me!

the post suggests you can take control of your social media game by staying consistent and saving time - and hey, who doesn't want to scale their efforts without breaking a sweat?

i especially love that it breaks down content creation into digestible chunks. i mean. just think about how much easier life would be if we had this kind of structure in place!

so what do you guys use for your social media planning? are there any steps missing from the guide or is everything spot on already?
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>just follow these and watch numbers grow

found this here: https://blog.hootsuite.com/content-planning/

>older adults stick with facebook while teens and young professionals prefer tiktok.
its not just abt features, its cultural shift towards instant gratification via bite-sized videos. instagram stories vs reels
both formats are trying to capture the same audience but differ slightly. stories feel more spontaneous, whereas 'reels look curated'. for brands: which one resonates better w/ your target market?

in this year of social media dominance , i found that some top brands are really nailing it with niche audiences. they're not just posting content, but actively using tools to listen and engage .

i tried out a few platforms myself for my latest campaign . the key? understanding what your audience is saying about you online !

are u guys already doing social listening or are still stuck in auto-post mode ? i'd love some tips on how others handle it!

full read: https://sproutsocial.com/insights/niche-audiences/

socialmedia is evolving fast down under! new laws are shaking things up but hey. some platforms still rule the game over others. did you know that video views on tiktok have skyrocketed while fb posts seem to be losing steam? it's like comparing apples and oranges bananas now.

so, which platform should u focus more this year?
- instagram for visuals
>twitter is dying out
- linkedin if ur biz targets professionals

anyone else notice these shifts in their feeds too or am i the only one seeing them?

more here: https://sproutsocial.com/insights/social-media-statistics-australia/

ngl social proof is king for milli's these days - they love sharing their lives online but are super picky abt authenticity & transparency. if u wanna connect w/ them? be real, b'coz fake news got 'em tuned out fast.

and dont think skinny jeans and the valencia filter were just trends!
they set a tone for whats cool - now brands gotta step up their game w/ engaging content that resonates. like creating interactive posts or using relatable hashtags to join in on conversations w/o sounding too pushy.

but heres the kicker:
do you even know your milli's? if not, start by listening & learning from them. polls and surveys can give u a leg up but personal connections go deeper - it ain't abt just selling stuff; build trust first.

anyone else see this shift coming or did i miss somethin'?

link: https://sproutsocial.com/insights/millennials-social-media/

i'm curious, how do other retailers handle storytelling vs direct sales on social? are u using influencers or creating your own content for a deeper connection with customers?
>some say it's all about the numbers but i believe in building genuine relationships first. what's working best for you guys out there?
let me know!

link: https://sproutsocial.com/insights/social-media-for-retail/

ai is like a game-changer managing all those platforms at once! i found this super cool way that doesn't require spending tons of cash on fancy software. instead you can use free tools and some simple scripts.

basically, what works best? well.

using multiple paid schedulers one by one is overkill if u just wanna get started quick
instead try IFTTT or even zapier to connect your accounts automatically (it's a bit manual but totally doable)

also check out this neat little python script i found online. it's like 10 lines and does the job for daily posts! import schedule\nfrom datetime import date\ndef post_message(): print("hello world") # replace w/ ur actual message \nschedule. every(). day. at(date. today()). do(post_message)\nwhile True:\tschedule. run_pending()

but wait, there's more - what abt engagement?
you can't just spam and forget. so i set up a simple reminder bot using slack to ping us when we need fresh content or likes!

anyway. have you tried any of these methods yet for your social media jungle gym!

https://sproutsocial.com/insights/how-to-create-ai-agents/