February 9, 2021

The Digital Transformation in Healthcare – 2021 Industry Trends

The ‘new norm’ has taken some adjusting to. Everyday life continues to bring new challenges, especially in healthcare, an industry where acts of heroism are carried out every day! The very tools used to carry out these acts are always evolving. Innovation is trying to match the speed of the current crisis, with discoveries being made daily. When innovative tech and healthcare combine, even more lives are saved. So, we’re cluing you up on the latest developments, so you can operate with even more efficiency.

Digital transformation

New digital processes are optimising medical systems, improving procedure outcomes and overall care. As a healthcare business, it’s important to note these features to benefit long-term strategic direction. These technologies currently have a positive impact: telemedicine, AI enabled medical devices and block-chain electronic records. They’re reshaping data sharing, changing crucial decisions around treatment plans.

As data sharing improves, so does the way we deliver information digitally. More and more medical companies are going online to improve system performance, whilst spreading awareness of revolutionary products; those that are paving the way in the handling of complex care cases. Let’s have a look at these trends in the current market!

Key emerging trends

Telemedicine refers to remote clinical services that make healthcare more accessible. See how students are doing video lessons now? This is like that, but video appointments that are cost-effective and help with the current crisis – mainly by streamlining appointments and staying at home! Types of telemedicine include: interactive – communicate in real-time via web portal or conference. As well as remote patient monitoring – (RPM) which lets medics collect health data and transmit this info to other providers for assessment. AI enabled medical devices are also upping disease diagnostics, identifying trends and creating efficiencies in patient monitoring and treatment. Now that we’ve looked at these trends, let’s dive into exactly how we can help out…

Momentum’s medical marketing

As we said earlier, companies are chomping at the bit to showcase emerging tech online. With telemedicine and medical devices in mind, who better to help make this happen? We’ve extensive experience with long-term clients Vyaire, providing media support and photography for their global conference in Malta. That’s not all, in our bid to help the fight against Covid, we helped activate Vyaire’s bellavista^TM ventilator with instructive animation. These video tutorials help medical staff around the world to conduct their acts of every-day heroism with precision.

Along with digital support and product activation, our livestreaming & virtual support service is the perfect way to showcase breakthrough tech. Did you see the SuperNO2VA™ webinar? It was one of our bigger projects in 2020. Working with Vyaire, we’re aiding the digital transformation by showing the benefits their devices have on respiratory care all over the world.

We can also help with your telemedicine service no end. Have equipment such as masks, beds & ventilators that need digital activation or social support? We can do it all and we’re all in this together! So, drop us a line, we’d love to have a chat.

Let’s combine our efforts in the global fight against Covid to market your portfolio, spreading awareness and generating engagement where it matters the most. Stay tuned for further medical trends!

February 6, 2021

British F4’s Digital Season – the F4 iRacing Trophy Returns

From every problem, comes an opportunity. Whilst Lockdown 1.0 might have pushed back the start of the 2020 British Formula 4 season, it also gave championship organisers the opportunity to take their long-awaited first steps into online sim racing with iRacing.

Just as they do in the real-world series, our team at Momentum Social sprang into action, providing the series with creative, photography and videography support.

Last season’s iRacing

Live-streamed across YouTube and other social media platforms, the seven-event, fourteen-race series gave drivers something to keep their competitive edge sharp, and fans something to watch as the world came to a standstill.

Putting on a great eSports series is one challenge; activating it is another. Our full creative support, photography and videography all combined to give the series a brand-new identity, derived from its real-world ‘cousin’, and put it head and shoulders above the rest in what became an increasingly crowded space.

Fast forward twelve months – they say if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Which made us the perfect partners to seek out when, just prior to the 2021 season being pushed back to May, the series announced it would once again take the battle online for Season 2.

A new, exciting season ahead!

We’re almost halfway through the virtual season now, with Fortec Motorsport’s Luke Browning – champion in last year’s real-world series – currently leading the way out front.

Several stars of sim racing have also graced the new-for-2021 PRO-SIM class, and a few famous faces – including IndyCar star Alex Palou – have taken the time out to pit themselves against the next generation of motorsport stars.

This season, the British F4 iRacing Trophy also benefits from the support of iRacing themselves, making it bigger, better and bolder than before.

The action continues every Monday evening on a range of the UK’s nail-biting, challenging circuits, with cars adorned in some fantastic liveries for extra realism – see if you can’t spot the Momentum Social logo on a handful!

Join us for the live events as the second series of British F4’s iRacing Trophy continues!

January 17, 2021

Creative Design Activation – BTCC Official Support

Our on-event support & videography services are well documented with the BTCC, especially with the release of the On The Limit documentary. With the 2020…

Momentum Social and Purple Tasche Partnership featured

January 14, 2021

Momentum Social and Purple Tasche Go Into a Partnership

Momentum Social was co-founded by Jake Spencer Cawthorne and Alex Jordan Wood in 2017 and has experienced rapid growth from delivering results-driven digital content for a wide range of clients, including NSPCC, Vyaire and Kwik-Fit.

The agency are also industry experts in the field of motorsport, having supported major events and championships including the British Touring Car Championship, British Formula 4 Championship and the Macau Grand Prix.

Established in 2012 by twin sisters Amy and Lucy Smith, Purple Tasche specialises in branding and marketing, from business start ups to the corporate world.

Their goal is simple; to bring client visions to life and give their business the visuals to stand out in a crowded market.

Their shared love of all things automotive has led to increasing levels of work in motorsport in recent years, as well as a portfolio reaching across the travel, health and fitness industries.

“Momentum Social is very much a results-driven business, so partnering with the team at Purple Tasche to ensure our clients benefit from a wider range of services and experience is consistent with that goal,” explained Wood.

“They’ve rapidly established themselves as industry leaders in their field, and the skill sets of both companies perfectly complement and enhance the other, so agreeing a partnership was a real no-brainer for us.

“Ultimately, this means our clients benefit from our shared expertise, and the end result is a stronger product, with stronger results to follow.”

“Being able to partner with the team at Momentum Social means we can expand our portfolio of services, without compromising on the high standards we keep,” echoed Amy Smith.

“We’ve worked together on various projects in the past, so this is the next step for both of our brands.

“Both teams work incredibly well together, and the results have spoken for themselves, so we’re very excited about the new avenues this joint venture will open up for both businesses.”

December 3, 2020

Momentum Collaborate With PitBox91 in Joint-Venture

Press Release

Momentum Social, digital strategy and media production experts, and PitBox91, public relations and automotive consultancy, have announced they are entering into a joint-venture. This collaboration allows the companies to offer a full spectrum of services ranging from PR, social media strategy, video production to event organisation.

Momentum Social was founded by Jake Spencer Cawthorne and Alex Jordan Wood in 2017 and has experienced rapid growth from delivering results-driven digital content for a wide range of clients including Motul, Vyaire and Kwik Fit as well as supporting major sporting events such as the British Formula 4 Championship, British Touring Car Championship and the Macau GP.

PitBox91 was established by former Goodyear Europe Communications Director James Bailey in 2018 and has since developed PR and social media campaigns for clients in the automotive, motorsport and motorcycle sectors including Autosport International and Revolution Race Cars. PitBox91 is also the owner and promoter of the Sports Prototype Cup which became an Official Formula One support race at last month’s Heineken Grand Prix of Portugal.

“We have worked closely with Momentum Social on a number of projects and have benefited from their creativity, expertise and strategic thinking. Their digital and video expertise is a perfect complement to PitBox91’s experience in communications, media relations and event management and our joint venture will further strengthen our offering to clients,” commented James Bailey.

Alex Wood added; “Combining our respective skill-sets and industry knowledge seemed like a logical step to help deliver a wider range of services to our new and existing clients. Together our aim is to ensure that our clients benefit from our combined experience and receive a stronger end product as a result.”

Thanks for reading, watch this space for more project updates!

November 24, 2020

LinkedIn Stories

Stories are now available for UK LinkedIn users, giving them the chance to create and share them with connections. Stories allow communications via short videos and messages. They appear as brief, full-screen and vertical that show separate to a user’s feed, similarly to Facebook and Instagram. They are temporary, up to 24hrs and will delete unless saved. So, let’s look and see how it lets us expand our reach!

Facebook, Instagram, now LinkedIn?

Stories have long been a feature on popular social platforms Facebook and Instagram. However, LinkedIn has now introduced the feature for professionals. This is in the hopes of giving them every possible format and feedback opportunity.

The benefits are ample. As Stories are temporary, they encourage immediate responses as there is FOMO if they disappear. This will spur quick responses with limited delays. Consistent posting helps build stronger connections as familiarity improves, increasing the likelihood of future engagement.

LinkedIn Stories – how will they be used?

Short video messages will be useful for professionals to target connections quicker with a more personable touch. Stories’ sequences in a professional format are ideal for sharing key moments, from things like work events and campaigns. If used correctly, the full-screen narrative lets people share working tips and tricks.

Additionally, Stories open up new messaging threads for quicker, personable responses. They’re a quick way to update connections on business developments. Also, users get increased feedback opportunities with polls and Q&As. A great way to understand an audience and conduct market research! They aren’t to be over-used, though. Keeping on-brand with limited, but consistent use will let connections know what to expect.

Stories surge in popularity

Snapchat is the founder of Stories, with Facebook and Instagram quickly following suit. Why? They’re hugely popular amongst the younger generation. Stories surged as they offer lightweight interaction, a fun way to update without it embedding a user’s profile. In a professional context, LinkedIn Stories let people build connections and have a laugh in what is otherwise a strict, uptight platform.

LinkedIn Stories are a great way to make your professional profile more personable. Wondering how to implement this in your strategy? Then get in touch with us!

March 4, 2020

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December 30, 2019

Key Things to Consider When Strategising for 2020

We’re at the end of 2019 and what an eventful year it has been! Especially in social media’s realm, with hundreds of updates and changes to platform rules and regs. Although 2020 is right around the corner, there’s still time to revisit social media strategies to boost performance next year. With this in mind, we discuss notable predictions from social experts and thought leaders to gauge how best to move forward.

Granted, were basing our advice on the predictions we feel to be most likely. However, we’ll know more as the year starts to pan out, so stay tuned for blog updates on how best to revise marketing strategies. Anyhow, Emarketer suggests social media is currently used by 90.4% of Millennials, 77.5% of Gen X and 48.2% of Baby Boomers. Meaning your demographic is on social, but what current predictions might hint on how best to target them?

Our top 2020 predictions

The New York Times hints Facebook’s planning to integrate messaging functionalities on Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp. Enabling users to communicate between the apps, whilst integrating cross-posting via their Stories tools. This broadens the opportunities for marketers to connect quicker and easier with their audience.

Furthermore, Instagram look to maintain its current course with focus on user health and wellbeing via ‘like hiding’. This looks set in stone as an official feature for 2020. Coupled with a further shift towards monetisation, influencer marketing will continue to dominate in the new year. Businesses aught to improve their marketing spend on influencer marketing as it can be cheaper and more effective than running paid ads. So moving forward, marketers should look to work with multiple smaller influencers, as opposed to singular celebrities.

SocialMediaToday offers realistic views on AR, VR and their impact on socials’ future. AR filters like on Snapchat are gaining popularity, with digital overlays offering creative alternatives to standard content, upping user engagement. Alternatively, VR looks to be the future of social interaction, with Facebook already heavily investing in Oculus. It’s safe to say their’s plenty of potential to gear a marketing strategy towards these trends in 2020.

Happy New Year from the Momentum Social team. Contact us with any questions, we hope our insight kick-starts your 2020!

November 27, 2019

Your Twitter account could be deleted!

You heard us right, Twitter is preparing to terminate thousands of accounts. Those that have been inactive for six months or more will be deleted. Did you know, there’s over 14M TW users in the UK? (OMNICORE) Unfortunately for some, they’ll log back on after a period of absence to discover the worst. Lucky for you, we’ll avoid any trauma with a well timed prompt. So if you’ve not logged-on in a while, we suggest you do so!

11/12/19

You have until the 11th December to prove your account active. After that, your beloved thread of genius memes and unparalleled wisdom will be lost forever. Including users who haven’t posted due to death, as well as any other related inactivity. Oddly enough, it’s the first time TW has done something like this. But they explain it’s down to the new privacy settings. Inactive accounts can’t accept them, going against regulations. So the new change makes sense, seen as their credibility improves by removing dormant accounts. This may well properly reflect users’ legit followers, improving engagement metrics.

What happens next?

Given a whole bunch of accounts will be deleted, this frees up that unattainable username you’ve been after since the beginning. Try your luck after the 11th cut-off, you never know! On the other hand, the firm states future plans include deleting active accounts. A step-up from current proceedings which looks to filter out non-human users. Apparently there’s various ways to gauge genuine human interaction, so we’ll see how this unfolds.

Seen as though inactivity is currently based on log-ins, and not posting or replying etc., bot accounts that auto-tweet are also at risk of being deleted. That’s unless account owners log-in before December 11th. We hope this covers everything and saves you any hassle!

Our finger’s always on the social pulse to keep you up to speed with the latest updates. Contact our team for more info.

October 31, 2019

The Highs and Lows of Influencer Marketing

Using influencer marketing to showcase a product or service can be high-risk, high-reward. Certainly if a demographic is niche. Apparently, 49% of consumers depend on influencer recommendations (DMI). So what better way to advertise its capabilities, than to capture it in real-time, posting to thousands of followers? Momentum manage the entire influencer process, with no reliance on third parties. With our experience, we’d like to highlight some highs and lows, discussing real-world cases.

Nike’s what’s inside Nike Air VaporMax?

https://bit.ly/2N5H6aN

Nike take showcasing a product’s functions to the next level. They collaborate with established YouTube channel, ‘What’s Inside?’. Creating a series of sponsored videos to really show what the product’s made of. This let potential consumers see inside and out, thereon influencing purchasing decisions. After all, quality and durability are key factors in buying sporting goods. The video campaign did very well, generating 6M views and 47k likes. It successfully helped Nike create hype along the product range. An example of successful influencer marketing with healthy RIO. However, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows…

Man City’s attendance & atmospheric booster

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Although Nike saw success, Man City’s recent efforts fell short. They sought the help of influencers to boost the attendance and atmosphere of their European home games. They drew some less known teams in the Champions League this season. Naturally, this is an attempt to improve ticket sales and the overall experience. However, their agency posted something City were quick to distance from, falling short of the club’s social standards. The brief displayed above with the accompanying post were created without their permission. A lesson learnt in that taking initiative isn’t always the right call. High-profile brands rely on professionalism at every stage, something that we at Momentum are extremely proud of.

Both cases highlight the highs and lows, showing that influencer marketing is high-risk, high-reward. When done right, the benefits outweigh the drawbacks. We guarantee ROI, proven with our growing portfolio of global brands, and track-record of successes. We’d love to discuss your ideas, so please get in touch.

For all queries regarding influencer campaigns, contact our team, we’d love to hear from you!

September 30, 2019

Social media likes; the end of an era?

Recently, we highlighted noteworthy feature updates and their impact on users. A common trend surrounds likes and their usage. Likes are a hot topic! Platforms are reviewing the metric in terms of its benefits and drawbacks. In fact, Instagram intends to scrap likes for ‘Saves’, regardless of the platform getting 4.2B likes a day (SproutSocial). So in this article, we’ll discuss these impacts in detail, keeping your finger on the social pulse.

Benefits of likes

CEO Mark Zuckerberg makes his view clear during a public Q&A. Presenting button semantics, he states likes as a force for good. However, giving people various ways to express emotion and reaction is something to consider. This came to fruition with different ways to react on FB as emojis. Meaning users can comfortably express their reaction, without the negatives associated with disliking content. Additionally, likes present an effective metric for marketers to measure content quality, when reporting engagement analytics. The question is, can they be a bad thing?

Drawbacks of likes – A hinderance?

It could be the end of an era for our beloved like metric. A mounting, but inconclusive body of research suggests they have a direct impact on the self-esteem and wellness of their users. With mental health in question, is the like button now a force for bad? The validity of recent studies is questionable, but they point to poor body image, sleeping habits and increased depression. Coupled with FB’s struggles to police hateful content, they’re taking steps to address the issue. Similarly to IG’s like hiding, FB now follow suit. They’re testing hiding the number of likes, as well as video views in Australia. it’s yet to be confirmed if they’ll carry the test out internationally.

With like hiding as the platforms’ key focus, we can assume likes have stirred up quite the storm. Primarily, a force for bad which will see replacements in the form of ‘Saves’ and other variants. The impact on the user will be beneficial. However, less can be said for influencers who rely on the metric to make a living.

Stay ahead of the curve with the latest news. For all queries and suggestions, don’t hesitate to contact the Momentum Social team.

September 2, 2019

Developing restaurants online with Momentum Social

Driving restaurants into the digital era.

Online platforms are a haven for gaining new custom. After all, the hospitality industry relies on its customer base. In fact, Monetate suggests over 1B UK restaurant visits are customers influenced online. Additionally, 84% trust online reviews as much as word-of-mouth for dining options (Bright Local). With this in mind restaurants must utilise a socials potential in strategic ways. Coupling a dish’s image with a positive review and posting testimonials are great ways to generate the all-important awareness!

But that is only the start. As social media becomes more and more saturated, it’s crucial for your restaurant to not only stand out, but to thrive! So let’s improve yours shall we? Here we take a look at some of the the key ingredients to a tasty social media presence:

Best practices; beginning your digital journey.

It starts with choosing the social platforms that best suit your goals. Typically to attract new custom, produce repeat business and establish a good reputation. There is however a big difference in having a social presence, and utilising a social presence. Luckily for you, Momentum offer a Michelin-starred service, so here’s some key tips:

Post visually appealing content – A restaurant’s most effective CTA is food/drink. Professional photography and videography is key to this and will help posts stand out in the newsfeed
Post promotional offers – Highlighting exclusive online codes & vouchers is a great way to gain repeat custom. This can be done with eye-catching graphics and video
Use Facebook’s online booking service – Your new customers can book a table via the platform, cutting out much of the booking process
Utilise a chatbot – Chatbots are the digital assistant you never knew you needed. This will likely be your customer’s first point of contact, helping stay on top of bookings
Highlight the customer experience – Posting good reviews and hygiene ratings will create transparency, enticing new custom. Making a content plan and schedule important

A Michelin-starred service with Momentum Social.

Our aim is to generate online awareness for restaurants. Using social media, we will create a local database of new and existing customers with unlimited outreach. This will prompt healthy business growth. To do this we will compile a thorough, detailed strategy unique to your targets and customers.

What’s more? We will utilise our expertise to deliver a tiered package of crucial marketing techniques. Such as creative design, content creation, social strategy, chatbots and community management. Designed to capture, retain and repeat potential custom. These techniques are tried, tested and likely to deliver maximum ROI. So what are you waiting for…

Is your restaurant coasting, waiting to be driven into the digital era? If you’ve a project to discuss, or any queries on our package, please get in touch with our team.

January 3, 2019

Building your brand presence through social media

Getting the branding right when managing your social media campaigns is key. Messaging across social platforms with focussed, clear and relatable content ensures it resonates with an audience. Doing so consistently builds trust with them. A by-product of brand trust is more engagement, followers, traffic, leads and sales. Therefore, we discuss the ways and benefits of effectively building brand presence through social. Any queries? Don’t hesitate to get in touch!

Consistency in your voice & creative

The first step to getting your branding right is a consistent messaging voice. This includes the wording and images used on your profiles, as well as post and ad copies. They should all follow one distinct voice. This means your writing style should remain similar across all posts on your social channels. Be it conventional, formal, or a bit of both; pick a style and stick to it in your campaigns. Tone of voice heavily reflects your brand’s image!

Similarly, consistent visuals are important. Stick to your brand’s primary, secondary and tertiary colour scheme. Additionally, use the same fonts in all creative. This will help consumers identify your business through its colour scheme. Regardless of visible logos. As a result, brand awareness improves making it more dependable.

Brand your logo & ensure content is relevant

Visual content is imperative on social media. Images and videos whether short or long-form generate great engagement. Therefore, to get the branding right, label this content with your logo. Using a logo strengthens your social presence and boosts brand awareness. However, if you’re yet to develop a logo, contact Momentum Social. Our in-house experts are well equipped to take your ideas from rendering to reality!

Furthermore, build brand presence by sticking to a topic theme that represents your business. Relevancy is paramount; ensure the content reflects your product/service and gives the audience value. This helps to attract the right customers and develop relationships.

These are a few ways and benefits of building brand presence. Consistency in messaging voice and visual creative is important. Lastly, branding visual content with a logo and ensuring posts are relevant, whilst representing your business is key for success; generating awareness, engagement and developing customer relationships.

Stay tuned, keep up to date with the latest social news. Contact the Momentum Social team for more information.

December 27, 2018

Instagram’s feature update sparks outrage!

A day to forget for Instagram? The app as we know it could be changing. Today, they began rolling out an update. However this update changes vertical scrolling to horizontal swiping, much like stories. Although the rollout didn’t effect everyone, those effected went over to Twitter to vent their displeasure. Therefore let’s analyse the feature and see what all the ruckus is about. Contact the Momentum Social team for more information!

Update information

TechCrunch were the first to report the app’s redesign in October; testing the feature internally on the app’s explorer page. However, Instagram ended up rolling out the feature today to millions of users. This was unintentional with head of product Adam Mosseri apologising on Twitter saying “this was supposed to be a very small test but we went broader than expected”.

Update outcry

Today saw Instagram expand the feature to the main feed, effecting more users than originally planned. Users with the update report being unable to scroll the main feed, as per the design since its launch. Instead, they were only able to swipe left and right through images, as opposed to up and down. Following suit of prior Instagram updates, the change sparks outrage as public outcry unfolds on Twitter. Moreover, Instagram hasn’t announced the changes publicly, hinting that the rollout has been one big mishap.

The comments on Twitter appear as complaints and demands to revert back to the old design. The trend #instagramupdate took place with mostly negative comments. It’s safe to say the update was unwelcome, likening it to Tinder. It was live for roughly an hour before reverting back to the old design due to the backlash it received. It’s suggested the reason for the redesign is to stop endless scrolling, promoting tap and examine on posts. At least they listened to their users with a quick roll back!

Stay tuned for more social media updates. Get in touch, contact the Momentum Social team.

December 24, 2018

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Creative Design Activation – BTCC Official Support

Facebook, Instagram, now LinkedIn?

LinkedIn Stories – how will they be used?

Stories surge in popularity

LinkedIn Stories are a great way to make your professional profile more personable. Wondering how to implement this in your strategy? Then get in touch with us!

Driving restaurants into the digital era.

Best practices; beginning your digital journey.

A Michelin-starred service with Momentum Social.

Is your restaurant coasting, waiting to be driven into the digital era? If you’ve a project to discuss, or any queries on our package, please get in touch with our team.

Momentum social Ltd
hello@momentumsocial.co.uk

© Momentum Social Ltd.
2018 All rights reserved.
Website by Momentum Social

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Digital transformation

Key emerging trends

Momentum’s medical marketing

Let’s combine our efforts in the global fight against Covid to market your portfolio, spreading awareness and generating engagement where it matters the most. Stay tuned for further medical trends!

Last season’s iRacing

A new, exciting season ahead!

Join us for the live events as the second series of British F4’s iRacing Trophy continues!

Press Release

Thanks for reading, watch this space for more project updates!

Facebook, Instagram, now LinkedIn?

LinkedIn Stories – how will they be used?

Stories surge in popularity

LinkedIn Stories are a great way to make your professional profile more personable. Wondering how to implement this in your strategy? Then get in touch with us!

Our top 2020 predictions

Happy New Year from the Momentum Social team. Contact us with any questions, we hope our insight kick-starts your 2020!

11/12/19

What happens next?

Our finger’s always on the social pulse to keep you up to speed with the latest updates. Contact our team for more info.

Nike’s what’s inside Nike Air VaporMax?

Man City’s attendance & atmospheric booster

For all queries regarding influencer campaigns, contact our team, we’d love to hear from you!

Benefits of likes

Drawbacks of likes – A hinderance?

Stay ahead of the curve with the latest news. For all queries and suggestions, don’t hesitate to contact the Momentum Social team.

Driving restaurants into the digital era.

Best practices; beginning your digital journey.

A Michelin-starred service with Momentum Social.

Is your restaurant coasting, waiting to be driven into the digital era? If you’ve a project to discuss, or any queries on our package, please get in touch with our team.

Consistency in your voice & creative

Brand your logo & ensure content is relevant

Stay tuned, keep up to date with the latest social news. Contact the Momentum Social team for more information.

Update information

Update outcry

Stay tuned for more social media updates. Get in touch, contact the Momentum Social team.

Christmas creatives

Content types and posting times

Christmas apps

Stay ahead of the curve with #MomentousMondays! Merry Christmas from the Momentum Social team.

Momentum social Ltd hello@momentumsocial.co.uk

© Momentum Social Ltd. 2018 All rights reserved. Website by Momentum Social

Momentum social Ltd
hello@momentumsocial.co.uk

© Momentum Social Ltd.
2018 All rights reserved.
Website by Momentum Social