Category: Social media

How to Transition Community Cable TV Content to Social Media

Posted on by Taylor Kennedy

INTRODUCTION

Many municipalities spend hours producing cable programming, from government meetings to community news. But as residents increasingly turn to digital channels for information, local governments have an opportunity to get more value from that content.

According to a study at the Pew Research Center, 88% of U.S. adults get news from digital devices at least sometimes, compared with 63% who get news from television. Rather than creating more content from scratch, municipalities can repurpose or change existing programming into short videos for social media while continuing to use their cable channels.

Here are a few ways to decide what to keep on cable, what to share on social and how to make the transition.

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How Hospitality Businesses Can use Manus AI with Facebook and Instagram

Posted on by Jaimie Onasch

INTRODUCTION 

Acquired by Meta in December 2025A graphic that shows the Manus AI and Meta logos, indicating a partnership, Manus AI is an autonomous general-purpose artificial intelligence agent that can independently execute complex tasks like market research and data analysis. It currently operates separately from Meta, but integrates with Instagram and Meta Ads Manager.

Manus AI starts at $20 per month and can help research target audiences, analyze metrics, aid with reporting and even help with planning or creative development.

Following are some ways your hotel, resort or hospitality business can use Manus AI with Facebook and Instagram.

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How Restaurants Can Use Snapchat to Attract Customers

Posted on by Jaimie Onasch

INTRODUCTION

A graphic featuring the Snapchat logo overlaid on a photo of a restaurantAccording to Statista, Snapchat is projected to reach approximately 113 million users in the United States by 2028, with a heavy focus on younger age groups.

In fact, close to 70% of Snapchat users in the United States are under the age of 34, and close to 30% fall within the 18-24 age range. This presents an opportunity for restaurants looking to engage with younger diners in their communities.

Following are some tips on how your restaurant can use Snapchat to attract customers.

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