Are you in the process of setting up new social media profiles? Or perhaps yours have been active a while but could do with a spring clean?

Castleford share their social media profile tips in this infographic.

Here’s a quick summary:

  • Audit your profiles
  • Check all admin settings
  • Check image sizes
  • Double check brand consistency
  • Tidy up your cover images
  • Update bio and contact details
  • Add keywords
  • Link to other profiles
  • Review your tagging settings
  • Respond to private messages
  • Post consistently
  • Use visual media

Check out the infographic for more detail.

Mark Walker-Ford

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Mark Ford

Categories: Social Media Marketing
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