This is an excerpt from How To Easily Master Social Media Marketing For Small Businesses And Startups – Step By Step

Do you want to gain more followers online? Do you want to find out the best ways to master social media marketing for small businesses and startups with ease?
As a small business or a startup owner, you surely know that there is a lot to perform with limited resources.
While conventional marketing can be a wasted investment, social media marketing is cost-effective and helps you to directly engage with your current and potential audience.
One way or another, marketing is a trade-off. What you save in time, you will invest in dollars and reverse. You have to be efficient and plan your resources smartly in order to achieve desired results.
So, if you want to start using social media to market your services and products, you are definitely going to love how easy and simple the process is. So, let’s begin.
1. Build Up A Robust Social Media Marketing Strategy

In the world of social media, it is all about building a robust social media strategy and connecting with your target audience. To achieve this, you need to know your customer’s needs. So, that’s the first thing to start off - defining your audience. Or as we call it – creating your perfect user AVATAR.
That means you need to create character profiles by gender, age, profession, interests etc. Find out every detail and also find images that outline your audience.
Based on the features of your targeted audience, address what are the key concerns and problems you can solve. Work on those pain points for each character separately and try to find a solution. After understanding the pain points, write down some important messages you want to present to your audience.
That means you need to create character profiles by gender, age, profession, interests etc. Find out every detail and also find images that outline your audience.
Based on the features of your targeted audience, address what are the key concerns and problems you can solve. Work on those pain points for each character separately and try to find a solution. After understanding the pain points, write down some important messages you want to present to your audience.
Now that you have defined both your audience and message, analyze which social media channels they prefer. Every social media channel has a different audience and focus. Understanding the differences between social media channels is of high importance, in order to increase your efforts on the right channels.