Ginny Lackie
1. Shop Locally
One of the most effective ways to support small business economy is to shop at local sores and buy from small business owners. By shopping locally, you can help small businesses to generate revenue and stay afloat. This includes services for your home and office as well!
2. Spread The Word
Tell your friends, family, and social media followers about your favorite small businesses. Word of mouth is a powerful marketing tool, and your recommendation can help a small business gain new customers.

3. Leave Positive Reviews
Online reviews can make or break a small business. Leaving positive reviews on platforms like Yelp, Google, and Facebook can help small businesses attract new customers and build a positive reputation.
4. Attend Local Events
Many small businesses rely on local events to promote their products and services. By attending local events, you can support small business and contribute to your local community.
When you support small business, you've helping to keep someone's dream alive!
Let me know how you want people to support your small business!

I get this question a lot from small business owners and entrepreneurs.
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Here's why:
New and frequent posts show your fans and followers that you are active, legitimate, and care about them. Old or expired posts could imply your business is closed or isn't invested in its customers.
Use post scheduling to create posts in advance so your Page(s) remains fresh, even when you're away.
Engage your followers with relatable content: Relevant content will help you connect with your audience. Potential customers who see content that matters to them will be more likely to become fans of your Pag(s)e and trust your business.
Here's a few more tips:
-Share more about your business.
-Show customers how you do what you doโeven the boring stuff.
-Avoid jargon.
-Use simple language that your customers can easily understand.
-Donโt use overly industry-specific jargon or phrases that may confuse customers.
Ginny Lackie

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A good 'rule of thumb' is to post the same number of times/days each week.
Choose the days you have the largest audience and make those days/times when you want to get your message out.
Consistency is HUGE in so many areas of our lives and it's no different when it comes to posting on social media.
If this is an area that you struggle in, ('cause you're busy running a business) please reach out.