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Allison Carter

Alabama
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Social media updates and new features to know this week

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By Allison Carter
| PR Daily Verified
Looking for the broadest reach in social media? You’re still looking at the Meta family of apps, according to data from Social Media Today. Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp all boast about 3 billion monthly active users. YouTube comes in fourth place with about 2.7 billion, while TikTok trails with 1.5 billion. Of course, this doesn’t necessarily mean Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp are the best apps for your social media activity.
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Media Personality, Entrepreneur Savannah Chrisley Signs Debut Book Deal with W Publishing and Thomas Nelson Gift Original

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By Allison Carter
| Business Wire
Media Personality, Entrepreneur Savannah Chrisley Signs Debut Book Deal with W Publishing and Thomas Nelson Gift NASHVILLE, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Savannah Chrisley, media personality and entrepreneur best known for starring on the USA Network series Chrisley Knows Best and its spinoff Growing Up Chrisley, has signed a two-book deal with HarperCollins Christian Publishing.
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How Internal Communicators Can Embrace AI

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By Allison Carter
| Ragan Verified
Is your internal communications team using AI strategically — or struggling to keep pace as the workplace evolves? AI is rapidly transforming the way organizations communicate, collaborate and share knowledge. Internal communicators are under increasing pressure to deliver more personalized, engaging and effective communications while managing growing workloads with limited resources.
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