2/ More brands will elevate the employees behind their accounts
"People connect with people, not brands" is cliche but true
social media positions will evolve into build-in-public-y roles which creates a great flywheel effect for brands
3/ Instagram hits a breaking point
it's just way too crowded from a UX perspective
Reels will be the sacrificial lamb
it will spin off into its own app, and then, slowly die
4/ Instagram goes all-in on shopping
"Influencers will have their own digital storefronts where they can sell merch directly through their accounts and track inventory, sales, conversions, and shipping"
@denk_tweets predicted this back in April and I 100% agree
5/ Substack declines in popularity
the rise of Substack has created a visually homogeneous newsletter environment
the next-gen of newsletter platforms will emphasize design customization over ease of launch
6/ A fast-food brand creates an OnlyFans
Cardi B and other celebs have shown there's a huge non-NSFW appetite for using the space to directly interact with fans
here are 12 of the weirdest (but also useful) "hacks" I've stumbled across from spending way too much time on it
2/ Pull a video directly from a tweet
1. Get ur phone out (only works on mobile) 2. Hard press the screen 3. Hit "Tweet video" and caption it whatever you want 4. Original poster will be credited automatically
3/ How to switch profiles while responding to someone
click on your profile pic and your other accounts will pop up. The best part is the copy you've written won't change
this is a lifesaver for people managing brand accounts