As a small business owner, it’s easy to get caught up creating “tangible” goals for social media engagement. If your posts are getting x number of likes and y number of shares, you’re doing it well, right?
Social Media Success: Choose Quality Over Quantity!


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2596 days ago
2598 days ago
Really quantity matters a lot in every sector over quantity whether it is social media or any other. The points you shared through your article is no doubt very important to consider while making social media engagement fruitful. Thanks for sharing it.
2598 days ago
Great points here on quality or quantity and under circumstances this also includes an obsession over the amount of traffic (if we're talking about online visitors). But doesn't a big part of this equation have to do with not just the quality of content but also the kind of engagement it leads to? In other words, less important than how many people are viewing your site is whether the right ones are viewing it.