This document shows how a complex topic was optimized for social media by simplifying it, and leveraging images to make it easier to grab a scroller's attention.
It shows how the call-to-action it links to goes into a web page with more detailed information, leveraging the formatting options available on websites that social media lacks - which is why social media posts should be concise, and refrain from lengthily explaining complex topics. Additionally, the website content was written with a real-time content analysis tool, to ensure readability and SEO-friendliness.
Finally, the document includes a light-hearted social media post. It was the most popular social media post of the election. It demonstrates that the most popular posts aren't necessarily public service announcements, and aren't about explaining yourself. They're about being a human, taking something that could be perceived as negative with grace and humor.