03/09/2020
After my post last night I have had some fun hanging out in the accounts and inboxes with some of you lovelies. Thankyou to everyone who played along π .... one common element not only on these accounts but many that I have come across in my many years of wedding social media-ing, is the use of very broad and generic wedding terms. But the problem is, too many people are doing the very same thing.
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Hashtags are great for framing the right image of your business.
Therefore, using hashtags that describe ...
#οΈβ£ Your product
#οΈβ£ Your brandβs message and
#οΈβ£ Your target audience
... is crucial
For instance, if you own a wedding shoe company in Melbourne, Australia you can use the following hashtags:β
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(This is your target client)β
(This is what you do)β
(This is what your account is about)β
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Obviously, if you target other regions, run an online business that services nation-wide or have other products/services, these should be listed whilst trying to make your hashtags as relevant as possible to the image.β
Want me to checkety check your hashtags out? ππ½ Drop the three that best describe your account using the format above in the comments below ππΎ or inbox me and I'll happily provide some feedback if you need an expert opinion π¬