Published on May 13, 2025
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Organic vs. Paid Social Media: The Key to Unlocking Brand Growth
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If there’s one thing that will make an impact on your strategy, it’s this: understanding the difference between organic vs. paid social media, and how they can work together to maximize performance.
For most, this is about the separation of organic and paid social strategies. Although considered two different roads, knowing their distinct strengths and the potential of the two combined is the real key to achieving unprecedented brand growth.
It’s a changing social ecology. Algorithms change, platforms add new functionality and user behavior is as variable as the wind. In an environment such as this it is self-crippling to be based around only one of those approaches. But the key is combining the best of both organic and paid tactics to establish a strong online presence.
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Head of Social Media @ Vista Social
As Vista Social's Head of Social Media, Alexus Brittain leads the charge in steering the company's organic social media strategies. With a wealth of expertise gained from several years in the field, Alexus is deeply immersed in the ever-evolving landscape of social media, continually staying at the forefront of the latest trends and best practices.





