Building a strong brand

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Although my experience with social media at the time was limited to using Facebook to stay in touch with friends from back home and sharing the usual shenanigans that 20-somethings are up to (mostly cat videos and memes to counterbalance the seriousness of studying. Well, my side-tracked attempts at studying), I had some thoughts about what we should do.

Out of interest, I’d been reading up on social media marketing and content marketing, so I wrote out an email to the VP of Operations and CEO after the meeting with a few ideas.

Later that day, I became the next runner in this social media relay.

Little did I know that years later, the business whose blog served as my study guide for afghanistan whatsapp phone number successfully building that agency’s Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter presence would become my employer. What’s interesting is that it all happened because of how they used social media themselves.



As enthusiastic and thoughtful as I was, nothing I did seemed to work.

Despite creating thoughtful blog content, writing engaging copy to introduce the articles I shared, and inviting others to join the communities, the profiles still looked like would-be ghost towns if it weren't for the handful of prideful residents keeping them alive.

Internally, the new push was well received. Colleagues stopped by my desk to tell me what they thought about the latest blog. I’d see their names pop up in Facebook notifications when “Trivia Tuesday” came around. Some would share posts with their friends and families.