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Social Media Campaigns: Mentions and Hashtags

Social Media Advocacy campaigns are designed to help supporters publicly tag or reference decision-makers on social platforms. To make this work smoothly, New/Mode automatically manages how recipients and social media handles appear in supporter posts.

How recipients are referenced in posts

When a supporter selects a social network on a Social Media Advocacy campaign:

  • New/Mode loads the post variant configured for that specific platform.

  • The post text is pre-filled automatically, based on your campaign settings.

  • Recipient references are inserted directly into the post so supporters don’t have to add them manually.

Using social media handles

If a recipient has a valid handle for the selected platform:

  • The handle is inserted directly into the post text

    • Example: @SenatorSmith

This ensures the post directly mentions the recipient on that social network.

Fallback hashtags when no handle exists

If a recipient does not have a valid handle on the selected platform, New/Mode automatically applies a fallback hashtag so the recipient is still referenced publicly. This is default behaviour on Linkedin.

Fallback formats include:

  • #PositionLastName (for example, #SenatorSmith)

  • If no position is available, #FirstLast or #FullName (for example, #JohnSmith)

This guarantees that every post includes a clear, public reference to the intended recipient, even when direct tagging isn’t possible.

Character limits and live feedback

  • All social posts must stay within a 225-character limit

  • A live character counter is visible to supporters as they review the post

  • Handles and hashtags count toward the total character limit

This helps ensure posts are ready to publish without running into platform restrictions.