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Brands are using social media to reach more people but sometimes it is difficult to decide how to organise your time and what to post.
Journo Resources founder and director, Jem Collins, has rounded up four key ways to make better use of social media, published by Women In Journalism.
The areas she advises to focus on range from building your own brand to using Boolean searches. The article also offers practical advice on how to get started.
"It goes without saying there are a million other things which can be done with your social media, but it’s a process of experimentation," writes Collins.
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