Tweeps and Pods to kick off 2021 in social media marketing

As we hurtle straight into January 2021 with the speed of a bunch of social media marketers who are just insanely grateful that 2020 is over, I know that time will be short to read lengthy blogs!

So instead, here are my top recommendations for who to follow on Twitter, and some Podcasts that you can dip into as we start to settle back into a routine.

Top Tweeps

Straight talking, good reminders and well respected. Definitely worth a follow!

Social media manager for the social media managers, he doesn’t beat around the bush and is often very funny.

Because laughter is needed in this life!

Proper Good Pods

Without a big investment, these podcasts have nuggets of excellent information about the consumer market.

Perpetual Traffic

Paid social moves super fast, and these guys are always up to date with the latest findings.

Couldn’t escape a recommendation for our very own Serious Social Podcast!  Packed full of best practice, interviews and data, subscribe now: Podcasts

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