Running a business is busy work, so save yourself some time by scheduling your social media as much as you can. We’ve compiled 5 of the best platforms for the type of social media scheduling you need: from bloggers to visual artists and even everyday entrepreneurs.

Whether you are creating podcasts, blog posts or content for social media— it’s much easier to do the same task for 5 podcasts, 5 blog posts or 5 social media posts than doing them individually. Here is how I make batch writing work for my client’s businesses.

A content calendar is used to plan when and which content will be shared, manage campaigns, and track deadlines for yourself and your team. These are my top 7 reasons why having a content calendar is vital for your business to succeed on social media.

Social media marketing is huge. It’s a direct link to your customer’s pockets and, when done right, is an invaluable resource for your business. 

Most people looking for recommendations no longer call their mom or best friend. Facebook has made it so easy to look for recommendations that there is actual status type just for this interaction. 

For a platform that seems to be synonymous with ‘Social Media for Business’, there is a shocking amount of people who are using the platform without being aware of—or choosing to disregard—the terms of use for the website. Here are our top tips on keeping your business profile safe.

When it comes to social media, you end up needing a lot of visual graphics to go with your posts—which comes down to needing a lot of photos to make your social media presence dynamic. 

Here’s an overview of how you can save your business potentially thousands of dollars by avoiding copyright infringement. 

If you are still scheduling your own social media and building your strategy yourself, it can seem impossible to juggle the daily tasks for running your business with what you need to do to market it consistently. 

As a small business owner myself, I totally get it. So my short answer to how I manage it all? 

When it comes to the holidays, it’s easy to feel like you don’t have the bandwidth (or the cash) to support all the local businesses you would like to. 

Today we’re here to share a few ways we’re supporting our friends in business during the holiday season.

During October we celebrated Small Business Month with 31 days of business tips from KA Social media. Here’s a recap of the full list for you to enjoy!

Connect with your ideal audience online by avoiding these 8 common pitfalls on Social Media Platforms like Facebook, Instagram and more.