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How to Grow Your Small Business Using Instagram, LinkedIn and Yelp
Do you know where your next customer is coming from? 73% of small business owners report using social media to attract more customers and revenue. Are you one of them? If so, you probably know that your Instagram, LinkedIn, and Yelp profiles can help you:
- Create visibility for the great work that you’re doing.
- Attract prospective customers.
- Generate consistent referrals.
- Increase your revenue.
However, many small business owners find it challenging to get the results they want from these popular platforms. That’s why we invited our friends, Nichole McNiel, Product Researcher at Instagram, Julia Cabral, Senior Product Marketing Manager at LinkedIn, and Matt Donzella, Business Manager at Yelp, to join us at the Google Community Space in San Francisco for a hands-on workshop during San Francisco Small Business Week.
4 SEO Tips that Will Make Your Business Grow
Looking for innovative methods to improve website productivity? Search engine ranking is critical to ensure the best performance for your business systems. Explore the following four search engine optimization (SEO) tips for enhancing your business.
#1: Strategic Content
Strategizing to focus on page relevance is critical when building a website. Recognizing visitor behavior is the first principle in understanding how SEO tactics work.
Developing a robust website requires the first layer to focus on pertinent content while considering SEO practices as a supplement.
5 Ways to Sell Your Products Online With Social Media
Selling with social media is tough if you don’t know what you’re doing. This is because social media is primarily used for branding, not selling.