Keep it Short and Sweet!

Really Useful Social Media Tip

Keep it short & sweet!

The shorter you make your posts, the more effective they will be for your marketing.

Do not bore your readers with too much information, get straight to the point!

Even on Twitter where you are restricted to 140 characters a much shorter Tweet will catch the eye & get far more engagement.

If you have much more to say, create a link to a landing page on your website to direct readers to from your short post.

Until next time

Martin

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About the Author: Martin Reynolds

Social Media specialist based in St Neots, Cambridgeshire, UK Born and bred in Norwich, Norfolk, UK, and experienced in helping and training businesses to improve their online presence and performance. Developer and presenter of many Social Media courses since 2008 and now a Social Media consultant helping business owners 1-2-1 on how to set-up, manage and optimise their Social Media to help boost their search ranking, online visibility and to generate more business.

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Keep it Short and Sweet!