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Why Social Media Teams Need to Pause and Audit (Before Burning Out)
Social media teams in education are stretched thin, often too busy posting to reflect on performance. This post explores how a focused audit can uncover
6 June 2025
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We know your time is stretched, your team’s juggling everything, and your to-do list never shrinks. That’s where we come in.
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We know what it’s like trying to make things happen on a shoestring, and we care deeply about the sectors we serve.
So whether you’re promoting a campaign, launching a new programme, or just trying to get more done with less… we’re here to help you focus on the work that matters most.
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