testerdigital

In the BC election, we saw multiple candidates come under fire because of old social media posts.

How does this happen? How can you prevent it? And can old social media posts be a reason to resign your candidacy?

Our thoughts 👇

https://testerdigital.ca/should-candidates-resign-because-of-old-social-media-posts/

TL;DR - I think every candidate should be producing short-form video, but there is opportunity everywhere to succeed with different kinds of content.

Let me know what you think. What social media channels should candidates be using in 2024?

What social media networks should my campaign join in 2024? — testerdigital Do you need to be on TikTok? Should my campaign have an official Reddit account? Do people still use Facebook? What social media networks does my campaign need to be on? I hear these types of questions all the time from campaigns and candidates, and I don’t think there’s really a one-size-fits-a...

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