Marketing / Social Media Dadepesh

You might be a whiz at this, but just in case you’re not… there is no business like online business.

Your storefront is visible to the world. You can exaggerate as much as you like to look like a pro, or you might be a pro and not look like one. You need to be visible as a pro. There will be creative ways to get your name out globally or locally, but eventually most of your dollars will go into marketing. Without putting any money into marketing, you will never be seen by all the potential customers online. Your competition will do it and be seen first.

Our advice is to learn as much as you can about promoting yourself by looking at what the other successful people are doing, and repeat what works. Where they are, is where you want to be.

The good news here is that you can be as involved as you would like to be on this part. It’s actually fun, as you get the hang of it.

There are many new graduates that are looking to maintain social media accounts for people. They can make content up for you as per your directives, or you can do it yourself and maintain relationships within the community your industry is trying to service.

Here is a list of people we think you will find helpful as you build your social media platform:

New Graduate Alert:
Claudia Lamadrid – 347-279-8712 – social media manager

Another up and coming social media manager:
https://www.jonathanmiller.nyc

You could use LinkedIn as a platform to find people to manage your social media: https://www.linkedin.com/profinder/social-media-marketing

This is such an interesting read about hiring new marketing graduates:
https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/249841

Craigslist always has people eager to help socially. They are usually young and hungry and very media friendly:
https://newyork.craigslist.org/search/mar

You could use a $98 monthly service:
https://www.98bucksocial.com