Some handy tips and tricks, using Social Media

We have all heard of social media sites, but it's kinda easy to forget, or not even realize that you can start using them yourself to promote your brand, your work, or any projects that your working on. Weather it's a blog site that your working on, a YouTube Channel, you just started TikTok, or anything else, one of the best things about the internet, is the fact that it's now easier now more than ever to spread the word yourself, you just have to know what your doing, how to use the platforms, and do it in such a way, were you don't come off as too spammy. 

Another thing, is using e-mail, and creating a e-mail list, that way you have a bulk of people you can contact, and promote your product, brand, or other projects to, or even posting on Facebook, Instagram, all of these platforms, are still very relevant, like I said, you just got to know how to use them all effectively. Another great thing, is that there's multiple ways, that fit everyone's style, branding, or niche. Some people are comfortable talking, some are good in front of the camera, others are better at typing blogs, but regardless, there's something that fits everyone, and most people after they find what works for them, they stick with that, not jumping around from one thing to the next. 

Same with niche's, there's basically something out there for everyone, from sports, beauty, fashion, food, cooking, electronics, or even marketing itself, and much more, there's countless of product's, niches that fit almost everyone, and just like with different types of platforms, when people find a niche that they like, that suites them or is something that they actually believe in, they will stick with it, not jumping around from product to product. Changing everything up all the time, will do nothing, but cause you more headaches, and more wasted time in the long term.

Even though, there all online, it's still work, and for other's it could be there brand, there business, in the beginning, it will probably be like unpaid internship, where your trying in anyway that you can, to get your name out there, with little to no money in return. It could be, months, to maybe even a whole year or two of unpaid work, before things finally start to pay off, that's why once you find a platform that fits your personality, and products that you like, stick with them, and keep working on them, every single day.