You’ve spent time capturing that beautiful shot and editing it to perfection. You upload it to Instagram with excitement, then check the post… and it looks a bit blurry and pixelated. What happened?
Transforming your hobby into a source of income is a challenging yet entirely achievable goal. Your first critical step is finding where to sell your creations. It’ll affect how many people see your products, the pricing you can set, and your workload. Nowadays, there are plenty of selling platforms, each with its own strengths, weaknesses, and nuances. And if you choose the wrong one, you might end up working hard and getting little in return.
Circle-cropped photos have become so popular across the digital world. Go to pretty much any social media platform, and you’ll notice that profile pictures are round. Circles are pretty common on websites, too. For instance, if you visit the “About” page, you’ll probably see a circular portrait of the website owner.
Today, it’s not uncommon for a great Facebook post to get buried under the endless stream of content in the news feed without ever reaching its full potential.
Sadly, organic reach on Facebook has been declining for years. The algorithm prioritizes content from friends and family, which means businesses have to fight harder for attention. Of course, the Boost Post button can make this fight easier. You do need to pay to use it. Yet it can be quite effective in cutting through the noise and getting your best content seen by the right people.
Over the past few years, TikTok has become one of the most influential platforms in the world. It gives businesses of all sizes an incredible opportunity to reach new people, share ideas, and even go viral overnight.
It’s true that the app’s algorithm can show videos of new creators to new people right away. But not every video gets the attention it deserves. While some videos go viral instantly, others fail to get more than a few hundred views. With over 1 billion active users and millions of videos uploaded daily, every creator wonders: “How do I cut through the noise and get more views?”