What if you could have your own social media marketing team (that has your company’s best interests in mind) without having to hire your own team?  What if you could take the stress out of finding and hiring good talent to run your social media accounts? Keeping this task in-house can get expensive. It’s more than a one-person job. You need someone to come up with the overall strategy of your content, someone to film your content, edit your content, post your content, come up with content ideas, interact with your followers, and know all the tactics used to get people to view your content and follow along. We leave each one of these tasks to a dedicated media professional with expertise in their field. 

With time-tested techniques to grow social media accounts, your content can be instantly pushed out in mass to your local market. Within a matter of time, people will start to recognize you and your brand. By providing value to them on a weekly basis (by showing up in their social media feeds) you’ll become the local expert in your field. When the time comes for them to need your product or service, you’ll become the logical choice for them to buy from. It’s similar to the referral game. The buyer trusts you because their friend referred them to you, so they’re not afraid to buy when they’re in need of your product or service. Showing up on social media (and providing value related to your product or service) builds that trust in total strangers. You become familiar to them. Almost like they met you in person. They would even recognize you if they saw you walking down the street. Who would you trust to spend your money with? The business owner hiding behind a slick logo and website (which everyone has nowadays) or the business owner showing up on their social media feed (providing value!) regularly? With the right social media efforts, you can become the obvious choice for your prospective customers.

What would your business look like if your social media content matched the quality of the service you provide to your clients? If you believe in your service, you should share it with as many people as possible and ultimately work with them in some capacity.

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