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What Social Media Should I Use For My Business?

Hello dear readers. When I started this blog I was a full time freelancer and I had time to write an article once a week. But as you all may know, life bring surprises and changes, and now, I have a full time job and I’m a freelancer, plus this awful war started in Israel. With all this, I’ve noticed that the quality of my articles was declining. So I decided, to switch my articles to once a month, instead of once a week.


Quality over quantity! That is a golden rule, when it comes to content. Are you writing this down?? 🤓


I’ll create an example for different types of ads for the same business, and same offer and how it would look different on each social media platform. Let’s take tax advisor as an example, and we’ll see how the platforms differ in your approach.

If you are a tax advisor looking to expand your client base through social media advertising, each platform has its unique strengths and audience demographics, which means tailoring your ads to fit these specific characteristics is key.


In this small business guide to social media, I’ll explore how to create platform-specific ads for a tax advisory business on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest.


Facebook: Engage with Informative Content


First, some stats:

What Social Media Should I Use For My Business? Facebook Example

For Facebook, create informative carousel ads featuring tax tips or infographics explaining recent tax law changes. This platform is perfect for engaging potential clients with educational content and building brand trust. Add a compelling CTA to encourage them to visit your website for more valuable information.


LinkedIn: Professional Networking


First, some stats:

small business guide to social media. Linkedin example

LinkedIn is all about professionalism. Develop sponsored content highlighting your expertise in the tax advisory field. Share case studies or articles showcasing your achievements. Use targeted ads to reach business professionals looking for reliable tax advisors.


Instagram: Visual Appeal and Stories


First, some stats:

What Social Media Should I Use For My Business? Instagram Example

Instagram thrives on visuals. Craft visually appealing ads for the platform. Share stories of satisfied clients or before-and-after tax solutions. Utilize eye-catching imagery and Instagram Stories for a more personal touch.


Twitter: Timely Updates and Promotions


First, some stats:

small business guide to social media. Twitter example

Twitter is ideal for real-time updates. Create promoted tweets highlighting upcoming tax deadlines, special promotions, or quick tax tips. Use relevant hashtags to expand your reach to those looking for tax advice.


Pinterest: Inspirational Pins


First, some stats:

What Social Media Should I Use For My Business? Pinterest Example

Pinterest is a platform for discovery. Develop Pins featuring tax planning infographics, tax-saving tips, and other visually inspiring content. Users can save these Pins for later reference, giving your tax advisory business long-term exposure.


Testing and Optimizing for Better Results

Understanding how to use each social media platform effectively is just the first step. To make the most of your social media, it's essential to keep an eye on what works. Pay attention to what gets you more clients and reactions.


For example, if your ads on Facebook bring in more clients than your posts on Pinterest, it makes sense to put more of your budget or time into Facebook. At the same time, don't forget about the other platforms. Try different ad styles and messages to see if you can make them perform better.


By keeping an eye on your results and making changes when you need to, you can make sure you're spending your money where it counts the most. It helps you respond to what's popular with your audience and grow your tax advisory business.


The key to successful social media advertising is understanding each platform's unique strengths and tailoring your content accordingly. By doing so, you'll maximize your reach and engagement while effectively promoting your services.


Here are some links to FREE design websites, where you can create awesome images, logos, texts, infographics and so on, without having to design and create them from scratch:

*** I used Canva to create all the images/gifs in this article… for free… 😊


I hope I answered the question “What social media should I use for my business”, and if you have more questions, don’t hesitate to leave a comment.


Get started today and watch your business grow!

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