by 98 Buck Social | Jul 17, 2019 | Small Business Success, Social Media 101, Tips and Tricks
If your business is on social media today, chances are you’re familiar with the importance of high-quality images, but you may not know just how significant they are. There is a reason why they say ‘A picture’s worth a thousand words.” Because it’s true! When people...
by 98 Buck Social | Jul 12, 2019 | Small Business Success, Social Media 101, Tips and Tricks
Believe it or not, the font you choose to represent your brand can make a huge difference in how people perceive your brand. It’s not just what you have to say, it’s how you say it that matters, too! For instance, if you’re a company that sells skateboards, you...
by 98 Buck Social | Jul 9, 2019 | Small Business Success, Social Media 101
Professional social networking sites are growing at a rapid rate in today’s society. The most popular platform as of yet? Linkedin! However, there’s a lot that may surprise you about this platform. We’re here to help clear up any misconceptions! For instance, did you...
by 98 Buck Social | May 22, 2019 | Facebook Marketing, Small Business Success, Social Media 101, Tips and Tricks
In the age of social media, your business’s reputation online can be your biggest blessing, or your biggest downfall. Did you know 90% of consumers read online reviews before visiting a business? Building up good reviews on Google and Facebook for your business is a...
by 98 Buck Social | May 14, 2019 | Small Business Success, Social Media, Social Media 101
Social media is continuously evolving. One day you could wake up and see that the layout of your Facebook page is entirely different, or you might notice that the features on Instagram aren’t quite the same as they were before. If you’ve ever wondered how to stay up...
by 98 Buck Social | Apr 24, 2019 | Small Business Success, Social Media, Social Media 101
Whether you have a small or large business, LinkedIn is one the platforms that you need to focus on – both inside and outside of your business. According to a recent study done by Statista, 10 percent of employees in the United States are not allowed to use...
