As
you look at your business to-do list, you may wonder if your social media
efforts are really worth it, or if they’re just a waste of your valuable time. With
91 percent
of online adults using social media regularly, why wouldn’t social media accounts be
beneficial? I’m here to tell you that social media accounts are beneficial for
businesses of any size, especially if you make it a priority to keep them
active. Focus on the big dogs of
the social media network like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Let’s take a look at how these social marketing powerhouses
are helpful when it comes to you and your business.
Facebook
If
you’re hoping to create a community surrounding your brand, set up shop on
Facebook. It’s a good place to seek out customer feedback and improve customer
service. Plus, Facebook business
pages are a great place for reciprocal communication. Just remember that your business page needs to be monitored
and
updated regularly.
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With
over a billion monthly users, it’s the biggest social media network worldwide,
so the chances are your target audience is out there just waiting for you to do
something that sparks their interest. Keep in mind the key to Facebook success is to make your
followers feel involved.
Twitter
Twitter
has a fast-paced newsfeed that allows people to get real-time updates from the
businesses they follow. It’s also a marvelous way for business owners to stay
up-to-date on industry trends.
Twitter’s
140 character limitations per message make it a great source for sharing brief
information, although it doesn’t do the job of building a close-knit community quite
like Facebook. Prioritize your
time on Twitter and make your responses to questions or comments the first
thing you address. Stay
consistently active, whether you’re sharing a blog post or a sale, in order to
keep the attention of your followers.
LinkedIn
A
great place to find employees and show off your expertise in the industry, LinkedIn
is an account worth maintaining.
The pros of this social media account include a page that takes minimal
monitoring and the lack of urgency when it comes to posting.
Use LinkedIn to showcase your business and its products and services. Your business page has a section where you can post business updates. LinkedIn is also a prime place to attract employees, make business connections or prove the legitimacy of your company.
Social
media platforms all require monitoring and time to keep your customers and
viewers happy. However, the time
spent is well worth it. Social
media accounts are a fun and rewarding endeavor that allow business owners to
share their passion with people who are seeking the products or services they
offer.
Lori is a work-at-home mom living in Noblesville, a suburb of Indianapolis. She is mom to two young children and enjoys spending time watching them grow. Lori enjoys shopping, spending time with her husband and kids, reading, and traveling. Feel free to leave her a comment.
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