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Do you ever scroll through your Instagram feed, checking out photos posted by certain people, and wondering how they get paid to do it? The answer is simple – they have influence. So how can you grow your Instagram following to do the same?
The first thing to consider is quality over quantity. The aim here is profit, not popularity, so reaching a targeted audience is more important that having a high number under the word ‘Followers’.
Do you spend all of your time posting on social media, trying to be visible? Many people continue to tell us that this is the best way to get our businesses in front of new audiences, but it can lead to an overwhelming feeling of burnout. What if there was a simpler way to generate leads? Just one system that you could implement..
Here’s the good news: there is an easier way.
I absolutely love Instagram. But it’s only recently – like, within the past year – that I’ve really discovered how to use it for business. The main thing I’ve been focusing on recently is increasing my engagement. This is allowing me to reach new people and bring them into my network.
So how do you go about increasing your engagement? With so many users on social media,
It seems, these days, you’ll be hard pressed to find someone who doesn’t have at least one social media account. It’s understandable then, that many business owners use various platforms to reach their network and market their products or services.
Although social media is a great way to develop your business, it can also be one of the biggest time-wasters for many people. After all, there’s so much content to digest.
Rewind around ten years and you’d find network marketers having home parties, going to meetings, prospecting in coffee shops..
Nowadays, the majority of people have taken their business online. Although ‘old school’ network marketing techniques are still widely used, social media has given us the opportunity to reach millions of people at the touch of a button. But simply posting photos of your products on Facebook, or sending messages to your friends about your opportunity,
I don’t think I’ve ever met a business owner that doesn’t use Facebook as part of their brand strategy – even if social media is not one of their primary business tools. But many people have moved away from Facebook groups, instead opting for a business page. Now, don’t get me wrong, I love business pages, but groups are extremely useful in a different way.
I will hold my hands up and admit that I was one of the people who ditched Facebook groups in favour of business pages and,
