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What is your #1 social media prediction for 2025?

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Erika Natale

Dottoressa Magistrale in Marketing e Comunicazione Digitale d'Impresa

6d

In 2025, hyper-personalization will dominate social media. Brands will increasingly leverage AI to create tailored content experiences, from posts and ads to interactive features like AR/VR. This shift will enable real-time customization of messages, ensuring users receive highly relevant and engaging content based on their preferences, behaviors, and even moods. For businesses, this means rethinking strategies to focus on micro-targeted campaigns, making customers feel seen and valued like never before. Social media platforms will likely enhance tools for creators and brands to make this approach more accessible and scalable.

Maree Jones

Social Media Strategist. Here to make you look good online and to make your feed more interesting.

6d

Ah, the year-end predictions. Here's one: social media marketers who refuse to broaden their skill sets and/or offerings could face more challenges than their peers who diversify. Not doing the jobs of three people, per se. But knowing what to advise, how to pivot, etc. If it's "the end of social media as we know it," per some of the predictions I've read already, our roles will evolve into something altogether different, and we have to be ready for whatever that is.

Geoffrey Colon

21st Century Consultant • Author of Disruptive Marketing • Former Microsoft | Dell | Ogilvy | Dentsu executive

1w

Please no!!!!! 😉😉 In all honesty what I’ve been saying most of 2024: subprime social crisis. Many big networks will collapse due to: 1. AI overload leading to dead property theory. There’s tons of bots all over the place and a lot of high performing posts we can’t tell if it’s all “gamed” for engagement. That hurts trust and leads to people doing other things. Like going to events in real life. 2. Creators burn out and get tired of videos generating hundreds of millions of views for $5 in revenue. It’s not sustainable. 3. Fleeing the big networks for suburb networks. Just like in the real world people go to areas where maybe you have 150 people in a community but you know they’re real compared to 800,000 where it feels fake and falsified. 4. The great “purge.” People slim down their platforms because they’re “all the same now.” It’s video all the time, everywhere! We don’t need all these apps. We need more quality time back.

Dave Perks

Experienced B2C/B2B marketing strategy leader with an integrated skill set and creative/copywriting chops || Building loyalty from customer to co-worker is a by-product of doing right by the people you're accountable to.

1w

I think this is the year people start to re-evaluate their networks, both the platforms they’re on and the people they’re connected to. It will be interesting to see if the “private story” approach that my kids and their friends all employ on Instagram starts to become a more widely adopted model and our online networks more closely resemble our offline communities.

Marion Abrams

Director of Content at Dartmouth Health / Co-created Spartan Race’s podcast with over 45 million views and listens / Shares about content, & podcasting

6d

1. “Social media” will continue it’s move away from “social” and toward crowd sourced entertainment content. Fewer people will contribute and more will consume. 2. The rate of change will continue to accelerate to the degree that constant change is the status quo.

Jason Goff

Social Media Manager at Social Media Examiner | Helping Small Business Marketers Navigate the Constantly Changing Marketing Jungle 🌴 📣 socialmediaexaminer.com

1w

Marketers will stop copying and pasting what AI gives them and figure out what it means to be a human who uses AI. 🤞

Codi J.

Social Media Specialist | Skilled in Reputation Management & Customer Experience | Driving Brand Loyalty and Online Engagement Helping brands shine and create buzz online

1w

Private messaging/communication will be even more on the rise. Platforms will find additional ways to keep users entertained thru close knit messaging/groups, to the likeness of broadcast channels, close friends, more tailored algorithm choices.

Ted Harrison

Founder/CEO @ neuemotion

6d

The best storytelling on social next year will be from brands who learn how to tell a non-linear story.

Vivi Dezamits

MarkOps, Events @ RevGenius | Future Full-Stack Digital Marketer | Blending Creativity and Data | Marketing Entrepreneur - DvDigitals

1w

More value added straightforward messaging will take over the stage Doesn't matter if it's short video, carousel, text - just provide value

Vivek Nair 🇺🇦

VP - Marketing | The Thrifty Marketer | Certified Happiness Coach | Marketing Advisor

1w

Social media will continue to be one of the biggest factors to mess up people's mental health... And as an occupational hazard, marketers will be affected immensely... Haha

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