That was up 13 percent from the year previous, and it is no doubt even higher today. Do not forget that journalists count Twitter as one of their favorite social media networks.Īccording to Muck Rack's State of Journalism report in 2019, 83 percent of journalists called Twitter the most valuable social media network. Sure, at first the crisis may seem like a few rogue tweets giving your social media managers a bad day … but that's only if it is dealt with effectively and efficiently. Lesson 1: Social Media Crisis Is a General Crisis
We'll dig into the shrimpy, sugar-coated mess, and bring you some lessons that we can all learn from it. Social media crises are really only "good" in one way: They allow those of us who are not stuck in the middle of the crisis to observe the situation in real time and gather second-hand learnings, so if we ever end up embroiled in a crisis of our own, we are better equipped to not make the same mistakes, and to execute on learnings we gathered.
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Pro Tip: Toggle between "Top" and "Latest" to get a good sense of where it all is presently. Want to see where the crisis is now? Here's a link to the topic on Twitter to get you right up to speed on where this is as you're reading along. Also, a piece of dental floss or string or rope? Cinnamon Toast Crunch told him to either ship them the mystery pieces or bring it to a local police precinct? He's bringing it to a lab instead, and placed the box in the passenger seat of his car? And that's not even covering the explosion of memes, jokes and commentary. Since we began writing this piece, there were numerous additional developments.īlack spots on the Cinnamon Toast Crunch pieces in the same box.
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