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Key takeaways A social media crisis is a sudden shift in online conversation that threatens trust and reputation, not just a single negative comment. Effective social media crisis management starts before anything goes wrong, with clear roles, escalation tiers, and pre-approved response templates. The 15-20-60-90 response timeline helps teams acknowledge, respond, and update without losing credibility. Social listening tools like Lumen in Hootsuite Social OS help detect early warning signs before they escalate. What is social media crisis management? Social media crisis management is the way brands prepare for and manage negative moments that spread on social media. Think about a public explanation or apology posted by a CEO when someone surfaces a problem. That response is part of a social media crisis strategy. Source: Kris Rasmussen The role of social media in crisis management goes far beyond publishing a heartfelt “we’re sorry” Reel. It inc...

I Grew to 100K on Instagram in 30 Days. Observations.

I started a new Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn & X in early October. My content is mainly short form video, with long videos up to 3-4 minutes. My niche is in education.

Here are the results:

Instagram: 112,000 TikTok: 15,200 YouTube: 978 Facebook: 19 LinkedIn: 23 X: 15

Instagram Views: 5.8M TikTok: 4.4M YouTube: 243K

The other platforms' views are negligible.

My engagement rate on Instagram is 13%, but expect this to drop going forward.

I expected TikTok to be my leading platform as most of my content is targetted at that audience. It has been an interesting journey. I am majorly burned out after posting a making anywhere from 2-4 minute long videos a day.

Should also add I've been in content creation roles for the past 3 years and have previously owned a TikTok account with 350k that I lost. I also did this without having a day job and focussing full time.

Where do I go from here?

I'm currently living off of savings and want to make this my full time job. Is this possible?

Should I look at getting sponsors? Affiliate marketing? Merch? Patreon?

I don't want this post to come across as a brag - so if it looks that way let me know and I'll delete it.

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