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We provide a mockup feed on how to use all 9 graphics on your social media. We also suggest using some of these for marketing materials, website graphics, event flyers. These Images are created with Instagram in mind. However, these are great graphics to use on Facebook, LinkedIN, Threads and more.

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National Watermelon Day on August 3rd offers a chance for business owners to connect with customers. We love to celebrate National Mango Day on July 22nd every year!

A well-organized social media grid acts as an introduction, helping people quickly understand who you are and what you stand for. When visitors land on your profile, a cohesive grid can guide them naturally toward your website and building trust.

Practical Examples of Using the 9 Graphics To give you a better idea, here are some ways you might use these graphics.

How to Turn Customer Reviews Into Social Media Content aka Social Media Gold Your happiest customers are your best marketers. We like to call them "angel investors". We highly suggest use what they say and listen to what they want. Reviews and testimonials are free content with people who love you. 1. Screenshot and share A Google review, a glowing DM, a five-star Yelp comment is showing off your credibility. Now, imagine if you design it beautifully (to your brand) = Social

Batch content creation is a small business owner's best friend. Our social media manager Is always asking "did you get content" and we quietly reply "maybeeee..." Cause sometimes we have a lot and sometimes we don't. So, In order to keep her busy (and happy) we have to set some time aside to get It done.

Let' s cut to the chase: not every platform is made for you and that's okay. One of the biggest mistakes small business owners make is trying to be everywhere at once. Spoiler: it's a fast track to burnout and mediocre content. Here is how to figure out where you actually belong.

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Fast Food Marketing offers some surprisingly clear lessons that any small business can use. Fast food chains have mastered how to grab our attention, build loyalty.

A good way to level up your engagement is by showing up for others. If you’re consistent on other people’s accounts, they’ll remember it when you post something.

Why is leaving comments so important? If you want to grow on social media, you have to engage with other accounts. Community isn’t only built in person; it’s just as important to make a real community online. When you show up on other people’s posts, they’ll come back to you when you post something. Organic engagement signals to the algorithm that your content is interesting, so it gets shown to more people.

How To Reuse Instagram reels. Yup, you can definitely reuse your content across platforms. Each social media has its own style; what works on Instagram might not work on TikTok, but you don’t need to create completely different content for each. You can make the same video work for both.

Want to be a queen at social media? Here are some Do's and Don'ts.

Every small business owner struggles to stay consistent on social media, scrolling daily, trying to follow trends and bring them into their business. Trends move fast; the next day, there’s a new trend to chase. Being a small business owner can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re wearing multiple hats. And if your budget for a social media manager is tight, you have to be your own SMM.

Customers are craving brands that feel human, values driven, and authentic. We believe heart centered marketing is everything to find the customers you want to work with and the brands you want to support.

Marketing advice is everywhere, but clarity is rare. Growth does not come from doing everything. It comes from doing the right things at the right time. These are the hard marketing truths many small business owners avoid, but learning them early can save time, money, and burnout. The Hard Truths

We’re used to seeing big numbers on social media: success = 10k+ followers, thousands of likes, viral content! Is that right? Should we apply the same standards to all businesses? Can a business with under 1k followers on Instagram be successful?

5 reasons being bilingual has helped me be a better social media manager (English and Brazilian Portugese)

Top Marketing Strategies for Small Businesses to Thrive in Philadelphia

As 2025 comes to an end, we’ve spent some time thinking about our plan for the new year. This year, we’ve seen some trends we didn’t like and didn’t engage with that we’re hoping to see others leave behind as we move into the next year.

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