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  • 2 months ago | milkkarten.net | Rachel Karten

    A question that I often get is: Do I need a personal social presence to work in social media? The answer is complicated. We spend so much of our professional lives online, that I’d never say that it’s required. It really isn’t. At the same time, it can have benefits. For today’s newsletter I am chatting with someone whose personal social presence has helped her find jobs, set expectations in roles, and build community.

  • 2 months ago | milkkarten.net | Rachel Karten

    I saw a post that claimed you can tell something was written by AI if it includes lots of em dashes. As a frequent em dash user, I’d like to formally state that I do not use AI to write this newsletter. Sorry that I find “—” to be the perfect punctuation!Is now a good time to admit that I’ve actually never used ChatGPT or any sort of generative AI tool? It’s a fact that causes people to tell me I’m going to “fall behind”.

  • 2 months ago | milkkarten.net | Rachel Karten

    Hi! I had the best time live reacting to Super Bowl ads in the Link in Bio Discord with so many of you on Sunday. We all enjoyed the Lilo & Stitch ad, Rocket’s commercial into stadium moment, and Nike’s “You Can’t Win. So Win.” spot narrated by Doechii. Notably none of these brands made any sort of big teaser splash ahead of the game, which begs the question: do we really need commercials for commercials?

  • 2 months ago | milkkarten.net | Rachel Karten

    Hi! Hope everyone is having a great Tuesday. Yesterday I posted a video I made highlighting the amazing work that the restaurant Little Fish has been doing to feed firefighters and evacuees in Los Angeles—you can watch it and support them here!Quick reminder that it’s your last chance to enter the Webby Awards. I’m on the judges panel and can’t wait to see all of the entries—be sure to submit your work by the Extended Entry Deadline this Friday, February 7th, 2025.

  • Jan 23, 2025 | milkkarten.net | Rachel Karten

    Today’s newsletter is sponsored by Slate, the all-in-one editor for social media content. A few days ago, I think we all had a wake up call about how and where we edit our brand videos. In my time working in and reporting on social media, I’ve noticed that social teams often have sophisticated tools for scheduling, reporting, and listening—but they rely on buggy editing apps and clunky workflows for their short-form video strategy. Eric Stark was a part of one of those social teams.

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