TIPS TO IMPROVE YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCE

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Over the last decade social media has become a huge part of almost all of our lives. It has grown into so much more than just connecting with your inner circle. You can learn so many new things, share what is happening in your live or others lives, and network all from behind a screen. It is basically a requirement or an essential to us daily. With that being said, why not make it as fun and as enjoyable as possible? In this blog I am going to share some tips on ways to improve your social media experience. 

  1. Creating a strategy is the easiest way to improve your social media presence on all platforms. Have an idea of what type of content you want to put out and keep the posts consistent. This means having a set schedule of when you post each week. You want to put out current, creative, and regular content on all platforms. 
  2. Learn and utilize all the features on each social media platform. This is one of the easiest ways to grown your audience and appeal to more people.
  3. Keep up with the trends and be able to adapt to them. 
  4. Make sure the content you put out aligns with your personal brand and who you are as a person. The type of content you post can also affect you professionally and remember that you are representing other companies and organizations sometimes. This can have an affect on your personal and professional reputation. 
  5. Remember to have fun and be yourself! Yes, social media can be used in working world, but it is also for you show off your creative side and to enjoy.
Social media is an ever changing thing and something to new is always coming out. My best advice is to keep learning new things and to stay up to date with the trends on the market. Somethings going on right now is an "aesthetically pleasing" look on your feeds, specifically Instagram. 

Some ways to help with the content creating side of social media is to become familiar with adobe, Canva, and photoshop. These applications are very helpful and easy to use.

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