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Any social media managers for large online publishers here?
When I say large, I mean audience size exceeding 1 million. Currently, I am managing about 45 online properties, primarily FB, with about 65 million total audience. I haven’t really stumbled upon anyone that has a similar work experience but would love to connect with others outside of my organization that can relate.
Looking to discuss experiences, trends, organic/paid media and ads, etc. Feel free to DM if you’re wanting to reach out!
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byu/JonODonovan insocialmedia -
Directed the enterprise social program for a Fortune 50 tech company with about a $20 million social ad spend. We had more than a million followers on each of our networks, with many of the accounts on those networks having over that many each. We also ran the largest employee social media training and certification program in the world, with over 14,000 employees certified to post on the companies behalf (we managed this all then through Sprinklr after they’d completed the education and signed the required documents).
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If you have any question I may be able to provide some insight, however people on this sub often downvote me because of the way I “think outside of the box.”
And by audience you mean number of likes / followers or the size of your targeted audience?
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I do freelance and am working with a similar FB audience across 30 pages or so. We don’t do much in terms of ads, but the rest I would love to discuss.
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