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Cross-posting ignores the unique purpose of using social media to reach your audience.
Social media networks (Facebook, Twitter, etc) are completely different and require different kinds of posts - Twitter is for information sharing and engagement one-on-one. You don’t get the thread you get on Facebook. On the other hand, you can post longer things on Facebook for people to comment on and respond to.
Also, it appears "lazy" in the social media world - if you want people to interact with you on different social networks, you need to be willing to dedicate the time and resources to maintaining those different communities.
Social media networks (Facebook, Twitter, etc) are completely different and require different kinds of posts - Twitter is for information sharing and engagement one-on-one. You don’t get the thread you get on Facebook. On the other hand, you can post longer things on Facebook for people to comment on and respond to.
Also, it appears "lazy" in the social media world - if you want people to interact with you on different social networks, you need to be willing to dedicate the time and resources to maintaining those different communities.
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Social media networks (Facebook, Twitter, etc) are completely different and require different kinds of posts - Twitter is for information sharing and engagement one-on-one. You don’t get the thread you get on Facebook. On the other hand, you can post longer things on Facebook for people to comment on and respond to.
Also, it appears "lazy" in the social media world - if you want people to interact with you on different social networks, you need to be willing to dedicate the time and resources to maintaining those different communities.