We Voted
We Voted!
Episode 330 – November 7, 2020
Topics:
- Van Jones Sheds Tears Of Joy
- The ROI Of I Voted Stickers
- Fondue Fountain For The Win
- Fluence Media’s Election Survial Kit
- TikTokvertising
- Calm Wins The Election
- Typosquatting
- Photo Credit Backlink Scam
- Too Soon To Bridge The Gap
- Digital Subscription Stats
During episode 330, BL and David discuss Van Jones’ on-air tears of joy over the presidential election result; the ROI of I Voted stickers; Cheese Boy wins the internet with a successful fondue fountain; a PR agency’s superb election survival kit branding; Shopify and TikTok partner on shoppable ads; Calm’s clever election night sponsorship; Typosquatting; a photo credit backlink scam; The Gap can’t bridge the divide;…and much, much more.
Best Practices
Tears Of Joy
In the most beautiful response to Biden’s victory, CNN Political Correspondent Van Jones, tears rolling down his face, “This is a big deal for us just to be able to get some peace and have a chance for a reset. And the character of the country matters and being a good man matters.”
The ROI Of I Voted Stickers
— Greg Swan (@gregswan) November 2, 2020
Fondue Fountain
Cheese Boy is win!
Election Survial Kit
Fluence Media’s election survial kit agency branding package.
![Fluence Media Election Survival Kit Photo of Fluence Media's Election Survival Kit](https://beyondsocialmediashow.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Fluence-Media-Election-Survival-Kit.jpg)
TikTokvertising
Shopify and TikTok are partnering to create new shoppable commerce features on TikTok.
@shopify ♬ original sound – Shopify
Calm
Calm sponsored CNN’s ‘Key Race Alerts’ throughout the night and ran a 30-second spot during CNN coverage, featuring nothing but rain falling on leaves.
- The Calm app’s Election Day TV ad blitz by the numbers: Datacenter Weekly
- Calm’s hilarious CNN ad campaign sent the meditation app flying up App Store charts
— David Pierce (@pierce) November 4, 2020
Worst Practices
#TypoSquatting
Typos in hashtags generally are not accidental. Trump & other trolls and media manipulators use them to circumvent Twitter and other social media platform efforts to hide a hashtag in search results. It’s called #typosquatting.
Backlink Photo Credit Scam
Gavin Whitner is claiming ownership of other people’s photographs in order to get a link from you.
- Audio Is The Next Frontier Of Content Marketing
- Photo Gavin Whitner stole
- Same photo on Pixabay
- Another photo Gavin Whitner stole from Pixabay
- Justin Brady’s post: Beware of Backlink Photo Credit Scammers
![Gavin Whitner's Link Building Scam Screenshot: Gavin Whitner's Link Building Scam](https://beyondsocialmediashow.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Gavin-Whitners-Link-Building-Scam-1024x542.png)
Too Soon, Gap, Too Soon
Twitter was NOT in the mood for unity.
![The Gap Deleted Tweet The Gap's Deleted Tweet](https://beyondsocialmediashow.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/the-gap-deleted-tweet.png)
Smiles
- Google Arts and Culture Celebrates 20th Anniversary of the International Space Station
- Women of Science Tarot Cards from MIT
— Anne Hidalgo (@Anne_Hidalgo) November 7, 2020
![ISS Birthday Puzzle ISS Birthday Puzzle](https://beyondsocialmediashow.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/ISS-Birthday-Puzzle-300x159.png)
![Women of Science Tarot Women of Science Tarot](https://beyondsocialmediashow.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Women-of-Science-Tarot-225x300.png)
Shiny New Stuff
B.L.’s Finds
David’s Finds
Microsoft launches a new free analytics product.
- Microsoft Launches Clarity Analytics Product & This Week’s Digital Marketing News [PODCAST]
- Microsoft Clarity