So, you've started your business. Congratulations! Now, there's the overwhelming decision of which social media platforms you should be on. It was simple back in the early 2000s: You opened a Facebook and Twitter account, and that was that.

Let me help you narrow down your choices by giving you some stats and information on the most relevant social media platforms for small business.

When you're a small business owner, you always have a to-do list as long as your arm, am I right? The Number One excuse I hear from my small business clients as to why they're not posting regularly is that they don't have the time to dedicate to it, and they feel overwhelmed.

Don't worry, I've got some time-saving tips that will help narrow down your planning and posting to under one hour per day . . . I promise. Keep reading while I share the tricks that I use every week.

I'm not the type who likes to give rules, but I do have some hard and fast guidelines for social media that I strongly recommend to create a visually attractive account, increase engagement, and attract new followers. You probably know a lot of these things, but maybe you'll pick up a few along the way!

I love math, and when I learned this fantastic formula for creating successful social media content, it stuck with me, and I’m so excited to share it with you.

If you’re not using hashtags in your Instagram posts, now is the time to start. Keep reading to learn why you should be adding them and how to make your customized hashtag lists to attract new followers and potential customers.