Social Media Strategy (tentative)
Social media accounts are windows that exhibit our image to the public, and we must pay attention to them. However, on the one hand, the use of social media should complement, and not negatively affect, our routine work, study, and life patterns; on the other hand, different social media platforms generally differ in terms of appropriate content to display. After a period of observation and reflection, we have developed the following social media strategy to address these issues, as depicted in the Bipartite Graph below.
stateDiagram
state "Life Moments" as LifeMoments
state "Reflections on Life" as ReflectionsOnLife
state "Work Moments" as WorkMoments
state "Reflections on Work" as ReflectionsOnWork
state "Reflections on Development" as ReflectionsOnDevelopment
state "Detailed Explanations" as DetailedExplanations
state "Planning" as Planning
state "Instagram" as Instagram
state "小红书" as XiaoHongShu
state "WeChat" as WeChat
state "QQ" as QQ
state "LinkedIn" as LinkedIn
state "Blog" as Blog
LifeMoments --> Instagram
LifeMoments --> XiaoHongShu
LifeMoments --> WeChat
LifeMoments --> QQ
ReflectionsOnLife --> XiaoHongShu
ReflectionsOnLife --> Twitter
ReflectionsOnLife --> WeChat
ReflectionsOnLife --> QQ
WorkMoments --> Twitter
WorkMoments --> WeChat
WorkMoments --> QQ
ReflectionsOnWork --> Twitter
ReflectionsOnWork --> WeChat
ReflectionsOnWork --> QQ
ReflectionsOnDevelopment --> LinkedIn
DetailedExplanations --> Blog
Planning --> Blog
In addition, a pain point we will encounter is that we will post some content to both Chinese and English social media platforms. To overcome this problem, we can first write a Chinese (or English) version and use automated tools such as Google Translate and DeepL before manually touching up the machine-translated version.
Furthermore, to boost the following of our social media accounts, when we need to share the content posted on social media with others via private chat, we can share the link of the content posted to social media instead of copying and pasting the content itself.