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Sample of our checklist business social media profile template:
CHECKLIST BUSINESS SOCIAL MEDIA PROFILE Thriving in business today requires savvy use of different social media platforms. The most widely used social media platforms for business include Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, and recently, TikTok. The first step to success with these social media platforms is efficiently setting up the different social media profiles. Properly setting up your social media profiles will ensure that your brand remains consistent across the different platforms and that you can maximize the opportunities that social media has provided. Setting up these profiles for business can be arduous if you have no idea how to go about it, especially considering that these platforms are quite different to each other. However, there are certain rules that pertain to all these social media profiles, and they can help you set them up properly. If you're a business owner looking to set up a business social media profile, here's a helpful step-by-step checklist on how to go about it: Checklist: Do Your Research Before setting up any social media profile, it's important to look at similar business profiles on social media for inspiration. This makes it easier to decide what should or shouldn't be on your profile. Note down the things that draw attention to their profile, and the things that tend to push visitors away. Adequate research and market analysis can save you from making avoidable mistakes. It can also help you figure out which platforms are necessary, and which are not. Select Usernames Usernames are very important, as they can make or mar a business' social media campaign. Ideally, social media usernames should be the business name. In cases where the business name is too long, there should be a way of shortening it, while remaining descriptive and on brand. Also, it's important to maintain the same username across the different social media networks. This aids consistency and helps customers find you quickly. For Facebook and Instagram profiles, you should set up professional profiles to get full access to all the business-enabled features from these platforms. Use a Strong and Secure Password This can be easily overlooked, but it's as important as every other step. Profiles with easily guessable passwords can be hacked and you may have to rebuild your social media profile all over again. However, with a secure password - preferably a combination of letters (both upper and lower case), numbers, and symbols - your profile will be less likely to be at risk of hacking. Also, keep your passwords private. Don't expose them to people outside your business. If possible, use different passwords across your different social media profiles. Use a Professionally Designed Logo Thumbnails, as minute as they may seem, easily catch attention when they're properly done. Ensure that your profile photo is a logo, or something trademarked to your business, and it's the same across all social media profiles and branding
