Business Mentoring Series — Choosing the Right Social Media Platform

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On last week’s show, Jen walked you through developing a social media plan. This week, she talks about the differences between the platforms and helps you choose which one(s) are right for you.

There are more social media platforms out there than you can think of, with new ones appearing all the time. So how do you decide where to start? Digital marketing expert Jennifer Osbon says the key is to find someplace that is contextually relevant to your audience. Don’t just turn up where they are—find them at the right time, in the right place, in the right way. That will be different for every platform, and for every business. If you’re going to be on any particular social media platform, make sure you have a purpose and goals. Remember that you are using these platforms, you don’t own them. As long as it works, use it. But if it is not appropriate for your business and audience, then just don’t do it.

While we’re on this subject: [Free eBook] Twitter — Attracting Customers

In this session, you’ll learn:

  • How to identify the right platforms for your audience
  • Why you shouldn’t chase every shiny object
  • How to effectively and efficiently use social media analytics

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Edwin Bevens

Edwin Bevens

Edwin Bevens is the Head Writer and Editor for Tarkenton Companies, and the Editor of SmallBizClub.com. With a background in journalism and publishing, Edwin received a 2008 South Carolina Press Association Award for reporting. Developing, producing, and maintaining content across multiple websites, Edwin focuses on helping small business owners find the right match of voice, audience, and medium for every message.