Social media reposts?

#101

He is as bland as one aswell

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#102

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#103

I don’t think anything innovative or exciting will appear very soon, but still, we should be attentive in case something is about to change.

#105

Actually, the hype around new games is actively carried out by marketers. But their PR campaigns are always more ambitious, and they work not only through reposts on social networks.

#106

I feel you, man. It can be a bummer when social media accounts keep reposting old content instead of building up excitement for what’s coming next. We all love that anticipation and hype, right? But hey, let’s keep the positive vibes going! Maybe they have some surprises in store for us. Fingers crossed, right? In the meantime, we’ll just have to “keep on keeping on” and see what unfolds. Oh, and speaking of social media, have you ever explored LinkedIn accounts? If you’re curious, this website with Linkedin accounts for sale has some interesting insights. It’s worth checking out if you’re into that.

#107

I use social media reposts only when I find something interesting, and I don’t wanna lose it, like some DIY lifehacks. Don’t see any point in reposting some news or other posts.

#108

I totally get where you’re coming from. It can be a bummer when social media accounts recycle posts instead of building up excitement for what’s to come. But you know what? I recently started using the repost option, and in some cases, it can actually be helpful. It allows you to revisit hidden gems from the past and share them with new followers.
Have you considered using SMM followers? It’s a nifty tool for managing your social media accounts and boosting engagement. Definitely worth giving it a try!
Cheers to keeping the excitement alive and discovering new gems along the way!