7 Ways Brands Can Speak Out Against AAPI Hate On Social Media
It shouldn’t be necessary to publically point out that hating people because they’re Asian is unacceptable, and yet here we are. In the past few days alone, Jeremy Lin was called “coronavirus” by another player during a basketball game, Alexi McCammond had to resign as the editor of chief of Teen Vogue for Tweets she […]
A Statement On This Week’s Tragedy In Atlanta
The following statement is from ListenFirst’s cofounders, Christian Anthony and Jason Klein. As we approach the close of another tragic week, we feel the need to acknowledge the recent attack on three massage businesses in the Atlanta area that stole the lives of eight people, six of whom were of Asian descent. Since Tuesday, we’ve […]
7 Social Media Insights Around The Oscar Nominations
ListenFirst just launched our new YouTube channel, and in our inaugural video, we used our social media analytics to determine the audience response to the recent Academy Award nominations. Without further ado, here are the Top 7 social media insights you should know about the Oscar nominations. Insight #1. Expect Interest To Be Way Down […]
7 Strategies For Brands To Talk About COVID-19 Vaccines
At this time a year ago, when the prevailing wisdom was that the general population didn’t need to a wear masks to protect themselves and that the only defense against the worst pandemic in a century was just washing your hands more, it would have been unthinkable to assume that we’d have a vaccine by […]
Consumer Brands: Social Media Industry Benchmarks
The ListenFirst Industry Benchmarks Report for Consumer Brands answers all these questions and more, arming your team with the competitive insights necessary to make sure your social media content is being seen by the widest, most relevant audience.
4 Facts You Need To Know About The Reddit Stock Market Surge
The following is a guest post by Miranda McWeeney, the SVP of Client Success at ListenFirst. Back at the beginning of the week, when very few of us knew that “stonks” was internet slang for stocks, there was generally very little recognition of Reddit being a key market indicator around individual stocks. What a difference […]