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  <title>How Argos turned nostalgia into social currency | Aimée Scanlon, Social Media Lead, Argos</title>
  <description> When Argos’s social team&amp;amp;nbsp;set out&amp;amp;nbsp;to&amp;amp;nbsp;level up their social channels&amp;amp;nbsp;a year ago,&amp;amp;nbsp;they had their work cut out for them.&amp;amp;nbsp;Now, their&amp;amp;nbsp;TikToks&amp;amp;nbsp;are pulling in views by the millions. Whether&amp;amp;nbsp;it’s&amp;amp;nbsp;dance trends on the shop floor&amp;amp;nbsp;or&amp;amp;nbsp;the&amp;amp;nbsp;account’s&amp;amp;nbsp;ongoing beef with Currys,&amp;amp;nbsp;your childhood&amp;amp;nbsp;favourite retailer&amp;amp;nbsp;has&amp;amp;nbsp;viewers hooked.&amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;amp;nbsp;   In this episode, we chat to Aimée Scanlon, Social Media Lead at Argos, to unpack how the high&amp;amp;nbsp;street giant rewired decades of catalogue culture into a community-first, creator-style social presence. From making colleagues the stars of the show to turning TikTok comments into strategy gold, Aimée shares why&amp;amp;nbsp;employee-generated content outperforms product content,&amp;amp;nbsp;why you should treat the comments section like your boss, and what it takes to modernise nostalgia without becoming a museum piece.&amp;amp;nbsp;  </description>
  <author_name>SocialMinds - A Social Media Marketing Podcast</author_name>
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