All platforms or just one?

[Richard Henshaw]

Should I market on all available social media platforms or should I focus on just one?

 

[Jessica Collins]

It depends on your resources and goals. If you have the time feel free to use all platforms.

 

[Evan Buckley]

It depends on your resources and goals. If you have the time feel free to use all platforms.

I agree, though personally I would focus on one platform for now and when you feel you're established more or less, then add another platform to use, then when you master that, try adding another platform. It's about becoming a master at it first rather than having a mediocre go at everything and not achieving any success.

 

[Bobby Nash]

I agree, though personally I would focus on one platform for now and when you feel you're established more or less, then add another platform to use, then when you master that, try adding another platform. It's about becoming a master at it first rather than having a mediocre go at everything and not achieving any success.

Which platform do you suggest to start?

 

[Nathan Anderson]

Which platform do you suggest to start?

What's your niche Bobby? That would give us insight on what platform would be best for you.

 

[Rachel Turner]

I agree with Nathan, it depends on what your product or services you are marketing.

 

[Emily Carter]

If your product is more visual, I would suggest facebook and instagram ads.

 

[Nathan Anderson]

If your product is more visual, I would suggest facebook and instagram ads.

You can add pinterest too, although it's not as popular compared to those two.

 

[Emily Carter]

If it's targeted to professionals, you can use Linkedin.

 

[Sheryl Anderson]

I suggest to use one if you are just starting. For you to focus on your main niche.

 

[Chris Marquez]

For starters, try focusing on one platform, you can gain expertise and learn how to effectively engage with that platform’s audience, master its algorithm, and optimize your content strategy.