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    Small Business Updated:April 17, 2025

    Using Social Media Is the Best Way to Pick Up New Business

    Tina RothBy Tina RothOctober 1, 20173 Mins Read
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    In the old days, your advertising options were limited. You had the mediums of radio, TV, and newspapers to choose from. Advertising was frequently a very complex, messy, and costly business. You never knew how effective your ads would be because you never knew how many people would be watching TV or listening to the radio that particular day. You never knew how many people would be reading the current issue of your local trade paper on a Wednesday. Thanks to the world wide web, these bad old days are gone. You can now use the web to reach hundreds of millions of people at a single blow.

    It Won’t Cost Your Business a Penny to Get a Page on Facebook or Twitter

    If you’re a penny pinching budget pro, you should be shouting from the rooftops with glee when you read just how much it costs to get a page on Twitter or Facehook. The correct answer is zero, zilch, nada, no charge. This is why visionary entrepreneurs, consultants, and managers all around the world, including businessman Chris Pivik and many others, are so keen to use these social network pages for their purposes. Since it costs you nothing to emulate this highly strategic move, it makes sense that you should use it to your full advantage. This is a technique it pays to know about.

    If You Really Want to Show Your Stuff, Get on Social Media

    Advertising your business in the 21st century is easier and more cost effective than ever. Of course, there are different kinds of pros and cons that apply to conditions in the modern world. You’ll have to adjust to these new conditions as best you can, but the learning curve isn’t as steep as you might think at first. If you’re under the age of 40, you have already grown up with the world wide web as a reality for all of your adult existence. You know what Facebook and Twitter are for and you can quickly adapt your personal knowledge of these pages to suit the needs of your business.

    It Makes Sense to Go Where Your Audience Is Sure to Be Found

    Instead of spending time, energy, and money to calculate where the audience for your goods can be found, it makes much more sense to simply go where everyone goes. That place is the world wide web and, more specifically, the most popular social media sites. If a famous rock group has 10 million likes, your business needs to work on topping that number.

    When It Comes to Reaching the Masses, You’ll Find Them on Social Media

    Even the most buttoned down, conservative types are using social media. Entrepreneurs, such as Chris Pivik among many others, make use of LinkedIn and many other similar sites in order to advertise their business and network with like minded individuals. There is nothing shameful or even novel about making use of social media network sites in the 21st century. Instead, you should focus on using your personal page on Twitter or Facebook to reach an audience that could potentially number in the hundreds of millions. This is the reality you face when you log on to post your latest content.

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