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Social and Digital Media · Published March 15, 2023

Lauren McGuire
Executive Vice President, Digital & Social

Keeping Social Media Content Fresh

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Social media has become a critical tool for brands to engage with their audiences and build their customer base. However, it can be challenging to keep content fresh and engaging when a company isn't actively updating or releasing products. Here are a few different social media marketing tips that brands can use to keep their social media content relevant and exciting.

User-generated content

The first way to keep social media content relevant and exciting is that brands can leverage user-generated content (UGC). By encouraging customers to share their experiences with the brand, companies can showcase real-life examples of how their products or services are being used. UGC also helps create a sense of community and authenticity around the brand. Brands can share customer photos or videos and create unique hashtags that customers can use when posting about the brand. Companies can also leverage user polls and surveys. Social media platforms like Instagram and Twitter have features that allow brands to create polls and surveys to gather feedback from their audience. This is a great way to engage with customers and get valuable insights into what they like or dislike about the brand.

Trends

Brands can make use of industry news and trending topics to create new and exciting content. By keeping up-to-date with the latest news and trends in their industry, companies can tap into the buzz and engage with their audience in real time. Brands can create social media posts that relate to current events or social media trends while incorporating their product or service in a natural way. Brands can also use humor and memes to engage with their audience. Companies that continuously use  engaging content to make people laugh or feel good are more likely to have a loyal following. 

Behind the scenes

Showcasing company culture is a great way for brands to create a steady stream of new content. People love to know the behind-the-scenes of the brands they follow. Highlighting the day-to-day operations of the company, its employees, and its values can help build a personal connection with the audience. Brands can share photos and videos of employees at work. They can share company events or activities, and their corporate social responsibility initiatives.

Education

Finally, brands can create educational and engaging content. This type of content is valuable to consumers and can be a way to showcase the company's expertise in its field. Brands can create posts or videos that provide tips and tricks, how-to guides, and educational resources that are relevant to their audience.

Lauren McGuire

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Lauren McGuire

Lauren McGuire is a seasoned digital marketing and operations leader with over a decade of experience driving growth, innovation, and integration across diverse industries. She's had great success leading national digital operations spanning Paid Media, Influencer, and Social channels to deliver scalable, high-impact solutions. Known for her ability to design and implement systems that streamline workflows, foster cross-functional collaboration, and enhance performance, Lauren has played a pivotal role in shaping digital strategy for major brands in corporate, consumer, travel, healthcare, and lifestyle sectors. She is a trusted partner to senior leadership, guiding new business development, integrating emerging technologies like AI, and ensuring readiness for rapid market shifts. Lauren's career includes leadership roles in the agency world where she consistently delivered measurable results in media performance, team development, and revenue growth. With expertise in digital strategy, operational excellence, and advanced marketing techniques, she thrives on turning complex challenges into clear, actionable plans that drive sustainable success. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communication with a specialization in Public Relations/Advertising from Loyola University Maryland, along with a Business Administration minor from the AACSB-accredited Sellinger School of Business.

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