Things that irritate us on social media - we’re pretty sure you have your own list too! And we just couldn’t resist sharing even more social media practices that are probably causing more damage than good. In this episode of Coffee Social, Instagram Reels & Storytelling Coach Jonathan Howard & Social Audio Marketing Coach Mimi Langley they cover topics such as the annoyance of Stanley cups, the overuse of the word 'authentic', the use of faceless accounts, the pitfalls of clickbait titles, and the inappropriate pitching of oneself in unrelated spaces. They emphasize the importance of being genuine, thoughtful, and considerate in social media interactions.

EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
: Jonathan goes in on Stanley Cups!
: Cold DMs can feel very robotic & not genuine.
: The word authentic may be decreasing in value to some.
: Faceless accounts… Let’s talk about them!
: Leaving just emojis in the comments. Uh oh!
: Clickbait titles make us want to scream.
: Pitching yourself when it’s not appropriate is just a no-no!

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