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It’s no secret that social media marketing can help your business build brand awareness, connect directly with your target audience, drive more traffic to your products and services and increase revenue.
The downside is that managing it all can be incredibly time-consuming.
If you want to be successful on social media, you’ll have to show up consistently. That means dedicating time to researching and developing strategies, creating and publishing content, having meaningful conversations with potential customers and analyzing your efforts.
The social media landscape is constantly evolving in response to platform updates, new features and changes in user behaviors. Keeping up with it all can feel like a full-time job — and it is, for a social media manager.
Related: 5 Smart Ways to Use Social Media to Grow Your Business in 2019
A social media manager is responsible for ensuring your business stays top of mind with your target audience. They create and publish content, communicate with potential customers on your behalf and use their skills to help you reach your goals.
Outsourcing your social media workload to someone with knowledge and experience will allow you to spend your time on other things, like developing new products or services or hiring and training team members.
But where...
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