Top Tips For Choosing The Right Social Media Platform For Your Business

 
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Top Tips For Choosing The Right Social Media Platform For Your Business

Social media is among the most effective marketing methods that a small business has at its disposal. However, not all social media channels are created the same. Each platform has its particular set of users with their own quirks as to how they interact with content.

Businesses need to be aware of these nuances when deciding to invest in social media marketing on a platform since it could impact how well their marketing efforts do. Thirteen members of Forbes Communications Council discuss a few details business owners should pay attention to when choosing an ideal social media platform for their online marketing.

1. Consider The Nature Of Your Business 

It depends on whether the company is business-to-business (B2B) or business-to-consumer (B2C). For B2C companies, Facebook and Instagram help gain visibility, visually engage and interact with customers. For B2B, LinkedIn helps target current and potential clients and builds a personal connection. Also, every business should use YouTube to interact and share. It's Google-friendly and adds authenticity to your brand.

2. Focus On Your Core Target Audience 

Small businesses can't afford the luxury of failing often, so they need to make sure that their advertising budget is working hard for them. Instead of running after the newest social media property, they should spend time really understanding their audience and where they can find them. In many cases, Google search will deliver the best return; in others, it might be Facebook or Instagram…..

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Source : Communications council for Forbes.com

 

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