6 Ways Local Businesses Can Get More Visibility On Social Media with Michelle Tayler

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There’s a common belief that local businesses are wasting their time on social media because they can’t limit their reach to just local people without paying for ads. But in this episode my guest Michelle Tayler and I show you exactly why that’s not true and share 6 ways local businesses can get way more visibility online.
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00:00 6 Ways Local Businesses Can Get More Visibility On Social Media
03:27 #1: The place your potential clients/customers are already gathering
07:49 #2: An easy post idea that doubles your local reach every time
11:59 #3: A psychological principle that will get other businesses posting about you
16:04 #4: The words that need to go in all your posts
19:56 #5: Brilliant way to be perceived as more local than you may actually be
23:44 #6: An important mindset shift all business owners need about social media
25:51 Does KZbin make sense for local businesses?
Some REALLY awesome tips were shared in this episode - please think about who you know that would benefit from these, and then make sure to share it with them. Because WE ALL DO BETTER WHEN WE ALL DO BETTER. 😁
Connect with Michelle Tayler:
www.marketingpractices.com.au/
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[@TonettaClay]

Great tips I can use for my home based bakery. Thanks 🎉

[@mrjerrypotter]

Glad to hear!

[@knobbyrusset1386]

Hi, great ideas, when posting and engaging on groups do you do this as your personal profile or business profile, when and how do you drop in the business offer?

[@mrjerrypotter]

A lot of groups don't let business pages join, but you could try. People also feel weird engaging with "AAA Accounting Service," people like to engage with people. So because of that a personal profile will be far more helpful. And you don't drop in an offer unless someone asks (and it doesn't violate group rules). You seed your offers and what you do while talking about other things. For example, if you were giving advice, you might say something like, "What I tell my clients is..."