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ICYMI, we’re hiring an Engineering Manager at Buffer ! If you’re excited to lead a talented, mission-driven engineering team and build tools that help creators thrive, this could be the role for you. Link in comments to apply 👉

Another rare job opening at Buffer! We're hiring an Engineering Manager to lead two incredible teams focused on helping small businesses and creators grow online. 🌍 Fully remote 🗓 4-day workweek 💰 $173,700–$202,300 USD + equity + annual profit share 📚 Unlimited Kindle books + learning fund, plus many other benefits 🌴 Sabbaticals - After 5 years, get 6 weeks of paid sabbatical 💚 Transparent, kind, and supportive teammates Interested or know someone who might be? Here’s the role: https://lnkd.in/eZAivFpY

If you've read, liked, or commented recently, this is for you. I want to say a genuine thank you to the whip-smart and uplifting community here for helping me find my way back to the fun of social media. My sharing muscle had atrophied pretty badly recently, despite my deep belief in the power of transparency (and, of course, the existence of all the great tools out there to help plan, create, and schedule content, like Buffer!). I used to love sharing articles, stories, and questions on Twitter; I had a pretty vibrant online community there. When Twitter changed practically overnight, I found myself lost - my online community had been fractured, and I didn't see my values reflected in many social media platforms. For years, I thought of LinkedIn as "networking" - ugh. But now that I recognize how much this platform has changed and grown, I'm, much to my own surprise, finding my fingers tapping that blue icon more than ever. I'm so enjoying following along and chatting with y'all, and being encouraged and/or gently challenged in the comments. Thank you for sharing your stories, welcoming mine, and reminding me how fun the internet can be. That's all. 🫶

If your serious about growing on Instagram in 2026, a new video has entered the villa on Buffer's YouTube! 💙 🔗 Link in comments!

I'm trying my best to reply to every single comment I get on LinkedIn, unless it's clearly a bot. I do the same on other social networks too. If someone takes the time to comment a post, they deserve a reply! And it's a great way to extend the lifespan of your posts. I'm currently sitting at a comment score of 🟢 77/100 for LinkedIn. The calculation is based on: • How quickly I reply • How many comments I reply to • How consistent I am If you haven't checked your comments in a few days, this is your reminder to go do that! P.S. Diego Sanchez, my friend and PM counterpart, is one of the brains behind the comment score. He might have more to share!

At Buffer, we don’t just build for creators, we build with them! 💙 Over the past few months, our Senior Product Manager, Nathan Nannenga, met with over 30 Buffer users across industries; from solo creators to growing teams, to learn how they plan, create, and publish content. What he found was both humbling and inspiring: ➡️ Many still see Buffer primarily as a scheduling tool. ➡️ Organizing content across drafts, ideas, and scheduled posts is harder than it should be. ➡️ Simplicity and visual clarity matter more than complex features. ➡️ AI should support creativity, not replace it. These conversations are shaping how we evolve Buffer; from a scheduling app into a true social workspace where you can brainstorm, organize, publish, and engage all in one calm place. Nathan shared the full story (and what’s next for Buffer) on the blog. 🔗 Full scoop: https://lnkd.in/eahZqfF4