How to Effectively Share Industry News on Social Media
Has there been a major change in your industry? Has any of your vendors introduced a new product?
Getting industry news is pretty easy. Follow your vendors’ blogs, industry blogs. You can also create Google alerts.
Don’t just share a link and call it a day. Inform your customers about the repercusions of this news. Use the post to write a little editorial.
Tips:
- Explain how it will affect your customers and your company.
- Is this news good or bad?
- Create a post using your brand template.
- Don’t forget to link or cite your source.
- If your company has a blog consider writing your own editorial article.
Hashtags:
#industry+news #service/product+news #industry+data #service/product+data #product/service+year
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