As technology progresses and more people use social media as a tool for marketing, several businesses are adapting to this innovation by using social media outlets such as Twitter, Facebook and Instagram as a tool to increase brand recognition for their business. There are many effective strategies small business owners can undertake to effectively use social media and improve brand recognition for their business.

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For your business, consistency on all social media platforms is highly recommended. Using your company logo as the picture for your account and maintaining uniformity on all platforms will provide followers or users with one consistent image as it relates to your business. Additionally, in order to gain followers, it is important to identify your business鈥檚 target audience and post interesting and unique photos, articles and/or videos that your target audience can identify with. Using social media to promote special offers or giveaways will also engage users and encourage them to share some of your postings. It is important to keep your target audience engaged with your business鈥檚 postings.

Another effective strategy business owners can use is to interact with profiles of those who influence the business鈥檚 target audience. Using social media to interact and connect with users who have a large following may help in gaining exposure through the use of sharing posts or could even lead to someone with a vast following posting something about your business and/or product.

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