With the abundance of available information about social media marketing, it can seem easy to research and master everything you need to know. However, the adage that you “shouldn’t believe everything you read” holds for social media: There are plenty of so-called facts and best practices out there that can set you back if you follow them.
Unless you’ve spent a lot of time studying and practicing social media marketing, it can be difficult to separate fact from fiction as a business owner. That’s why we asked members of Business Journals Leadership Trust what false or misleading information businesses need to watch out for. Here are some persistent myths you shouldn’t believe about social media marketing.
11. Social media isn’t necessary for a B2B business.
Whether you are B2C or B2B, the key is determining what social media platform to be on and investing in a regular presence that will engage users. Most B2C companies are on social media, but even B2B companies can use social media as a platform for thought leadership and connecting with like-minded professionals. – Aviva Ajmera, SoLVE KC