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  Whether you’re posting for someone you like, or a potential customer, getting people’s attention in social media is very challenging. Even if an individual were to be browsing in social media 24/7, I still would bet that he/she won’t be able to know the story of everyone else, given all the shenanigans that happen in the world. However, being the dedicated entrepreneur that you are, that wouldn’t cut it. You want to keep your business’ flow continuous; amidst the difficulty that arises from the use of social media. You then keep posting and posting, day and night. You included all sorts of promotion into the products/services that you offer, but still, it was futile. You didn’t want to resort to traditional marketing since you believe that it would detriment the success rate; leaving you with no other options, no other hope.

  A study conducted by Emarsys in 2019 has shown that over 3.5 billion people are using social media. It’s obvious that this number will proceed to increase over time given the fact that more and more people continue to immerse in it. This just shows how relevant social media is, and how exposed people are to it.   If you’re an entrepreneur, you’ve probably invested some time searching through the web, reading a bunch of articles about social media and its marketing potential. After all, if you’re looking to recruit more customers to be able to let your business grow, you’re most likely aware that social media is a great place to start.   However, with all these information considered, you’re still unsure on how to start. “There’s a lot of fish in the social media ocean. Yeah, I got it. But I don’t know how to make a good bait to reel in some customers.” That’s something you’re probably wondering how to overcome as you’re very susceptible to being overshadowed by other entrepre

  Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and a lot more – Social media platforms surely have accommodated entrepreneurs to promote their own businesses. From casually watching video clips from social media platforms, now comes the addition of unskippable advertisements that promote products you’ll never be interested in any way; the business game has changed. Just a bit more, and who knows, in the future, you might get an ad every time you send a message to someone.   All jokes aside, social media is a pretty important place to consider if you’re trying to recruit customers for your business. According to GlobalWebIndex, the average person spends 3 hours on social networks and messaging. This is a very decent timeframe to entice your target market as more people are exposed to social media marketing. Comparing this to going all the effort to design a flyer or a brochure that you’d hand out to people, unwary of whether they would actually take time to read and digest the content, connecting