On Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, make sure the right kind of customer has the best chance of finding you.
Facebook
Look through the settings tab and fill in all the information about your business. Include your address, number, email and website.
Fill in the ‘Our Story’ section to give people a few paragraphs to read about how your business got started.
Use a clear image of your logo as your Page’s profile photo, then use the cover photo to display the exterior of your business.
Use a good photo of your product or service if your company is mainly online.
Set up instant replies to make sure your messages don’t go unanswered.
Set aside some money from your marketing budget to promote posts that are performing well.
Twitter
Be a knowledgeable voice within your industry on Twitter. This will help you stand out as a company that isn’t always trying to sell, sell, sell.
Engage with business partners and past customers.
Interact with your local community and be seen to be supporting causes that make where you live a better place to enjoy life!
Instagram Stories
Varied and well taken photos and videos are important for your feed, but so is a more light hearted and ‘in the moment’ kind of content for Instagram stories that disappear after 24 hours – unless you add them to highlights.
Be aware that this is one platform where regular posting is vital to stay top of mind to your followers and potential customers.
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