Social media
馃挰 Posts and Content for Social Media
Write posts that carry one point and the proof behind it, turn a single article into a week of material, keep a calendar you can actually stick to, handle comments without feeding trolls, and read your numbers for what they really say.
- 1How the Platforms DifferWho uses each major platform, what kind of post travels there, how each one treats links, and the current limits on length and image size.14 min
- 2Anatomy of a PostBuild a post from a first line that stops the scroll, one point, a receipt, a clear ask, a well-placed link and only the hashtags that help.12 min
- 3One Article, a Week of PostsBreak one reported article into a week of separate posts: pull quotes, a chart, a document image, a short reel and a thread.13 min
- 4A Content Calendar You Can KeepSet a posting pace you can hold for a year, batch the work into one or two sittings, and run it from a one-page weekly table.11 min
- 5Comments, Moderation and CommunityDecide which comments get a reply, which get ignored, which get hidden or blocked, and how to keep records when someone crosses the line.13 min
- 6Rebutting a False Claim Without Spreading ItCorrect a bad claim using the truth sandwich, verify before you post, choose between a screenshot and a quote-post, label AI images and fix your own mistakes in public.13 min
- 7Reading the NumbersTell reach, views, engagement, follows and clicks apart, decide which ones matter for a civic writer, and stop chasing the ones that don't.12 min