Tag: small business podcast

Are you an artist looking for a new social media platform to explore? Fun Love Media Director of Design and talented wood burning artist, Megan Colwell, shares why she’s loving Threads as an artist.  Follow Megan’s design account on Instagram here.Follow Megan’s artist account on Instagram here. Follow The Social Sunshine Podcast on Instagram here, … Continue reading Episode 223: Threads for Artists

Does your business serve a particular geographical area? If you use these 4 tips on a regular basis they’re sure to help your local business’s social media succeed! Host, Britney Crosson, shares 4 simple yet effective things you can start doing today to help people find your local business on social media. Follow The Social … Continue reading Episode 222: 4 Social Media Tips for Local Businesses

Happy Thanksgiving 2023! In the spirit of gift season, Britney is sharing her top 4 tools for capturing content as a social media manager so that you can go out and gift yourself these items! If you only have these four things you can create beautiful, professional social media content! The other episodes for social … Continue reading Episode 221: How to Be an Excellent Social Media Manager: Top 4 Tools for Capturing Content

You have the power to protect your brand on social media. In this episode, Britney and Megan encourage you to use the tools available to you to curate the experience for yourself and for your audience. It’s well within your rights to delete inappropriate comments and block trolls. You’ve gotta protect your business. Follow Megan’s … Continue reading Episode 220: How to Protect Your Brand on Social Media

Restaurants are social media superstars! Who doesn’t love food content?! But there’s one big thing that many restaurants are doing wrong on social media, and host, Britney Crosson, is here to share detailed solutions! Follow The Social Sunshine Podcast on Instagram here, Facebook here, TikTok here and LinkedIn here. Follow Britney on Instagram here, Facebook … Continue reading Episode 219: What Restaurants are Doing Wrong on Social Media

There’s something really special about the heart of a small business owner. Host and small business owner, Britney Crosson, shares how to use your position and perspective as a small business owner to succeed on social media. Britney believes that small business owners have a major advantage when it comes to social media content. Get … Continue reading Episode 218: The Heart of a Small Business Owner

Do you ever connect with someone on social media when you’ve just met them in person? Host and Fun Love Media owner, Britney Crosson, says you should give it a try! When you’ve built a solid and genuine personal brand on social media, using social media as your business card is the perfect way to … Continue reading Episode 217: Is Social Media the New Business Card?

They met on the set of reality competition show, NBC’s Dancing with Myself. Josh Johnson and Dr. Trevor Boffone are both dancing teachers. And now they’re back on The Social Sunshine Podcast TOGETHER. This fun episode is going to give you an inside look at what it’s like to be on a reality show and … Continue reading Episode 216: Dancing Teachers Josh Johnson & Dr. Trevor Boffone

Think of your social media accounts as mini websites for your business. Host and owner of Fun Love Media, Britney Crosson, is sharing some specific ways that your business’s social media accounts can be a resource for your existing and potential clients. Social Media is not just about making transactional sales. When your account is … Continue reading Episode 215: How to Use Social Media as a Resource for Your Customers

Should your client post content in addition to the content that you’re posting for them? This is another episode for social media managers. And it’s a good one. Host and owner of Fun Love Media, Britney Crosson, talks about how some of your social media management clients will be hands-off and some of them will … Continue reading Episode 214: How to Be an Excellent Social Media Manager: How Involved Should Your Client Be?