Growing your brand’s social media presence can be one of the most effective ways to get tangible results for your business.
So, if you want to succeed, you need to be stepping up what your brand is posting on social media.
Social media can be one of the most powerful tools a business can use to sell its products and services. But, when brands use social media for the sole purpose of selling their products and services, they find that they have alienated their followers.
The idea of a brand having a personality probably seems a little absurd at first. Brands are simply the face of a business: they are not living, conscious beings.
So why, then, do we feel like we know them – their characteristics, likes, and dislikes? That’s because the team behind the brand has developed a nuanced personality for their social media channels.
Instagram was originally designed as a photo-sharing platform which over the years has gained a constantly increasing amount of users. Recently, however, many Instagram features have enabled the platform to expand and meet the changing demands of its target audiences. Examples of this include the introduction of sharing posts to stories, reels, and Instagram direct messages.
LinkedIn is a platform widely known for allowing users to build connections with audiences, clients, and employers. It provides a trusted space where users can connect and follow media that interest them, such as companies they particularly enjoy. It is, in fact, the largest online networking platform in the world, with approximately 810 million users across more than 200 countries. It was founded in 2002 in the USA, and after proving its success, it was made available in the UK. One of their newest features is LinkedIn Live events.