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Social media

Social media is often the first place where a customer discovers a brand. Yet many people post without understanding what happens next. Why is one video shown to thousands of people, and the next one to almost nobody? What does engagement really measure? Do you need to be everywhere? This category answers these questions in simple words. You'll discover how algorithms work and what short formats, hashtags and your account statistics are for. The rules change often, so these pages explain the principle first, then the interface details, with the verification date when needed. The right habit: choose one network, the one where your customers are, and work on it regularly. You can add another one when the first one is working.

Social media algorithm

A social media algorithm is an automatic sorting system that chooses which content to show each person, and in what order. It tests your post with a small group, looks at the reactions (watch time, shares, likes, comments), then shows it to more people if they respond well. It predicts what each person will want to see.

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