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In this Q&A episode of the Hustleburg podcast, Brett answers listener questions about LinkedIn in the first of two parts. This is the fifth episode of a platform-specific series on the Q&A episodes about the varying social media platforms. Episode 12 and Episode 14 made up a two-part series on Facebook, Episode 16 and Episode 18 served as the two-part series on Instagram, and in two weeks, Episode 22 will finalize the series on LinkedIn. 

What Is the Value in LinkedIn?

LinkedIn is a way to connect professionally within your industry and to your community, and those in a B2B environment may find greater value than others due to the more professional nature of the platform’s users. Remember the organic reach of your posts on Facebook in 2011-2012? That’s the landscape of LinkedIn right now. 

What Are the Keys to Successful Growth on LinkedIn?

The best way to grow is to ADD VALUE to the conversation that is social media. Before we make our first post on LinkedIn, we need to take advantage of the feature that LinkedIn does better than any other social platform… Search through the robustness of your profile. Your posts need to be within your five focus areas. They need to add value to your connections on LinkedIn. Use the top five professional news stories and conversations happening on the platform, placed every so conveniently near the top of your feed on the desktop version. These conversations, as well as your existing personal network of past and present colleagues, vendors, and partners will provide a plethora of opportunities to continue to grow organically, building YOUR community.

Should I Create a Company Page on LinkedIn?

For small business owners, I suggest using the platform’s features fully. When you have a company page, even if it’s just a placeholder until you’re ready to post from it, having a company page also gives your profile a bit more clout. When it comes to growing your company page, LinkedIn makes building a following easier than other platforms by limiting the invites to your existing connections. When it comes to advertising on the LinkedIn platform, doing so from your company page gives it more gravitas than an individual. Finally, you can use the platform to post jobs for your business on a social media platform that is frequently viewed as a souped-up jobs board.

What Types of Content Should I Post on LinkedIn?

The content you share should come from your five areas of focus. Because the connections you have on LinkedIn are a different demographic than the friends and likes you have on Facebook, you’ll need to share different things in a different context. You have a different community on LinkedIn, and you converse with them differently than you do elsewhere. More important than what you post, the conversation that is social media is more relevant on LinkedIn.

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In this bonus episode of the Hustleburg podcast, we compiled the audio from 4 Zoom video chats with small businesses here in Saint Petersburg about their creative ways to stay OPEN for business. If you’ve got something creative to share, send me an e-mail at [email protected]

You can see these video chats on YouTube or by clicking their name below.

Amanda Grozdanic from FUSE Therapy

F.U.S.E. Therapy 4730 85th Ave N, Pinellas Park, FL 33781By Appointment – We’ve Moved All Online

Reach out with FUSE Therapy at their website, listen to Amanda on Episode 9 of the Hustleburg podcast, connect on Facebook, engage on Instagram, or call ‪(918) 810-3109

Red Hot Tiki's Robynne Swanson

Red Hot Tiki 2904 Beach Blvd S, Gulfport, FL 33707Tues 9AM-6PM, Wed-Fri 11AM-6PM, Sat 9AM-2PM - CDC Guidelines for Retail & Online Ordering/Pickup

You can order your favorite hot sauce (or browse everything she has) on her website, you can hear her Hustleburg interview (Episode 5) here, connect with her on Facebook, engage on Instagram, and stay up to date on Twitter.

Ester Venouziou

LocalShops1 Virtual in St. Petersburg, FL 33707We've Moved All Online

Shop online AND local, join the LocalShops1 community, connect on Facebook. engage on Instagram, and keep up to date on Twitter.

Dr. Jenna Elwart & Associates, PLLC

Dr. Jenna Elwart & Associates, PLLC 401 Pasadena Avenue SSt. Petersburg, FL 33707Essential, but Moved All Online

Find out about Dr. Elwart’s practice on her website, connect on Facebook, or engage on Instagram.

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Meeting face to face for interviews with local business owners has been tough amid the Safer at Home orders and a phased re-opening, as we figure out how to get back to business as usual. As a result, this episode of Hustleburg will be a “best of,” as I guide you in a walk down memory lane, featuring some of my favorite moments in the Hustleburg interviews thus far in this “best of” episode.

No Two Paths Are the Same

It’s no surprise that no two entrepreneurs are the same, and that their paths to owning a business would be the same either. In the next clip, you’ll hear from Sheila Lake from her interview in Episode 1, profiling Lake Law Firm, P. A., Kara Wright talking about her photography business, Kara Wright Photography from Episode 3, Sit Means Sit - St. Petersburg’s Elena Elwart from Episode 15, and Eric Olson from PedalPub St. Pete in Episode 17 sharing their stories about how they came to own and operate their respective businesses, ranging from a deep passion for the law to self-described “dumb luck”.

Admit What You Don't Know

Running a small business on your own isn’t easy as Robynne Swanson of Red Hot Tiki explained in Episode 5. Sometimes you have to admit all that you don’t know. 

Getting the Word Out

When you’re first starting out, getting the word out about your business and how you serve the community is often the biggest struggle. Hear a bit about that from FUSE Therapy's Amanda Grozdanic from Episode 9. 

Franchise Vs. From the Ground Up

It isn’t only a struggle when you’re starting from the ground up, to make the community aware of what you do, as Peter Jaeger shared in Episode 7, as he talked about what it’s like to do so in the franchisee environment with Tread Connection Tampa Bay.

Networking - Online and In Real Life 

Successful entrepreneurs know they have to network, both online and in real life. PedalPub St. Pete’s Eric Olson shares with us how he interacts with his fellow local business community to keep PedalPub in their mind’s eye from Episode 17.

The Power of Events

Elena Elwart offers her experience with community events and those centered around your industry in Episode 15, as she discussed her success with them as she started out with Sit Means Sit St. Petersburg.

Word of Mouth

Word of mouth is a powerful ally for new businesses. Scott Surridge from SPS Home Inspections shares his experience of creating a quality experience for those you work with and how it benefits your business in Episode 13 of Hustleburg.

Industry Referrals for the Expert

Referrals from within your industry can also help build your business, when you share your expertise with others. Sheila Lake of Lake Law Firm, P.A. shared in Episode 1 how she utilizes social media to add value to the local legal community and the rewards that’s meant for her firm.

Disciplined Routines 

A disciplined commitment to routines that help build your business keep you motivated, and Trent Smith explained how he uses routines to continue prospecting for his real estate business in Episode 11.

Different Platforms Yield Different Results

Kara Wright found different platforms on social yielded differing results after moving Kara Wright Photography from the DC area to St. Pete, explaining in Episode 3 that even the locale matters when it comes to the same company using social media in two different locations.

Find Your Niche (and Your Tribe) 

Finding your niche is a key to success, when you figure out who you serve and how you’ll serve them, as Peter Yaeger from Tread Connection Tampa Bay found. He shares in Episode 7 who he’s identified as a customer and how he can best serve them.

Creating a New Way of Doing Things 

Sometimes that niche comes from creating a new way of doing things, as you see opportunities to get past the idea that that’s the way we’ve always done it. Hear from Amanda Grozdanic with FUSE Therapy in Episode 9 about starting her business by serving her patients in a new and more effective way.

Be Known for Something Speci

In this bonus episode of the Hustleburg podcast, we compiled the audio from 3 Zoom video chats with small businesses here in Saint Petersburg about their creative ways to stay OPEN for business. If you've got something creative to share, send me an e-mail at [email protected]

You can see these video chats on YouTube or by clicking their name below.

Elena Elwart from Sit Means Sit - Saint Petersburg

Sit Means Sit St. Petersburg 2646 18th Ave N, Saint Petersburg, FL 33713Tuesday-Saturday 11AM-7PM – “Non-Essential”

Reach out through her website , by phone at 727-537-9721, connect on Facebook, or engage on Instagram!

Stretch-n-Grow Saint Petersburg's Megan Manly-Bowling

Stretch-n-Grow Saint Petersburg serving all of Pinellas CountyWe've Moved All Online

You can find out more about Stretch-n-Grow locally on their website, by phone at (727) 644-4167, connect on Facebook, get the live classes in the local group, keep up to date on Twitter, find classes available on-demand here on YouTube, or engage on Instagram.

Dr. Nirav Mehta with Apex Care Pharmacy

Apex Care Pharmacy 7601 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. ST N, Suite C-1, Saint Petersburg, FL 337029AM-6PM M-F, closed Sat & Sun - Essential/Business as Usual

You can find out more about Apex Care Pharmacy at their website, by phone at 727-800-9118, or connect on Facebook.

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In this Q&A episode of the Hustleburg podcast, Brett answers listener questions about Instagram in the second of two parts. This is the fourth episode of a platform-specific series on the Q&A episodes about the varying social media platforms. Episode 12 and Episode 14 made up a two-part series on Facebook, Episode 16 served as the first in this two-part series on Instagram, and in two weeks, Episode 20 will answer your questions about LinkedIn. 

How Can I Organically Grow My Instagram Following?

When it comes to growing a community, no matter the platform, organic growth is always best. Instagram is no different. Regardless of the type of follower, or community member, you need to attract them, and to attract them organically, you’ll need to approach them with something of value, because initially, they don’t know that you exist, right? Or else, they’d be a part of what you’re building already. Your base of content centers on the five focus areas we’ve outlined in-depth previously, giving you so much content to create that your first 10 or so posts. 

How Do You Reach People Outside Your Network?

Engage with your existing community to form a baseline of recommended content on the “Explore” tab. With your new tool directly serving you content that it calculates you wish to view and interact with on the Explore tab, you can grow by commenting and following those who add value to you. Use hashtags and local popular posts to find more content and follow accounts that add value to yours. Interact with those new accounts, using the $1.80 strategy outlined in this episode.

What Advantage is There to Using Instagram Stories Over Facebook Stories?

They may ignore you in one place, but consume what you create without a second thought in another. It’s all about the user. It’s rarely about you. There are differing demographics and psychographics of each platform. The community you have on Instagram is younger than Facebook's, so the context and content of what you share on Instagram Stories will HAVE to be different than what you share on Facebook Stories, because the audiences differ. You also don’t have the same linking capability that Facebook offers its Stories on the Instagram platform, until you’re a MUCH larger account or an advertiser. That forces you to think about how to create and present content in your stories, driving you to be more creative with the content and the context, so you have even more to consider when sharing to Instagram Stories. 

How Do I Best Link to Multiple Things With the Same Instagram Account?

When Instagram began, they chose to focus on the visual. They created a platform as an app-only option that also allowed you to “filter” what you shared within the app to take ordinary pictures to make them extraordinary. That makes things more difficult for brands to navigate to spam you with links to other content away from Instagram. There is one link per account, and it’s in your bio. They are forcing you to only send people off-platform for only the MOST IMPORTANT PIECE OF CONTENT to you at a time. To offer something beyond that, the market has several options, all operating with a “freemium” model, free with limited features yet paying for a more robust version. There are a variety of options, such as Linktree, lnk.bio, and linkin.bio by Later. For musicians and podcasters, SmartURL might be an option worth looking into.

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In this bonus episode of the Hustleburg podcast, we compiled the audio from 5 Zoom video chats with small businesses here in Saint Petersburg about their creative ways to stay OPEN for business. If you've got something creative to share, send me an e-mail at [email protected]

You can see these video chats on YouTube or by clicking their name below.

Gerianne Russell from Cross Keys Design

Cross Keys Designs 4565 Plaza Way, St. Pete Beach, FL 3370610AM-4PM - We've Moved All Online

You can find Cross Keys Designs online, connect with Geri on Facebook, give her a call, or e-mail her.

Pizza Box's Kelley Huff

Pizza Box 923 Central Ave, Saint Petersburg, FL 33705Tues-Sat 4PM-9PM - Take-Out & Delivery Only

You can order Pizza Box online, through BiteSquad, by Phone, connect on Facebook, and engage on Instagram.

Krysten Strauser from The Tipsy Trotter Mobile Bar Co.

The Tipsy Trotter Mobile Bar Co. Seminole, FL 33772We've Moved All Online/Delivery

Reach out to order through their website, order by phone, pin their content on Pinterest, connect on Facebook, and engage on Instagram.

Banyan Bookkeeping Service’s Sara Evans

Banyan Bookkeeping Services, LLC Virtual in St. Petersburg, FL 337139AM-5PM M-F, We've Moved All Online

Reach out through their website, by phone: (727) 682-3312, connect on Facebook, find Sara on LinkedIn, or send her an e-mail.

Todd Williams with FastSigns of Largo

Fastsigns of Largo 7713 Ulmerton Rd Largo, FL 33771M-F 9AM-5PM (Lobby Closed) - Delivery/Curbside Pickup Only

Reach out through their website, by phone, connect on Facebook, or send an e-mail.

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“These people are going to be bringing business to me...”

You've likely seen the 16-seat Dutch style bikes moving between bars as a rolling pub crawl in downtown St. Pete. In this episode of Hustleburg, Brett talks with Pedal Pub St. Pete's Eric Olson to learn about how the pedal-powered transport came to be a fixture downtown.

Eric and Brett discuss how he "fell into" the business, the process for having the bikes made, and how the tour between bars and pubs materialized in St. Pete.

Pedal on Over

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If you have any questions you’d like to have answered on an upcoming Q&A episode, please take a moment to visit beyondyoursidehustle.com/podcastquestion and ask there. If you’re a St. Pete businessperson who’d like to sit down for an interview, please reach out to us here.

In this bonus episode of the Hustleburg podcast, we compiled the audio from 5 Zoom video chats with small businesses here in Saint Petersburg about their creative ways to stay OPEN for business. 

You can see these video chats on YouTube.

Donnie and Jackie Minchillo from Joy of Cleaning

Joy of Cleaning Florida 260 1st Avenue South, Suite 200, Saint Petersburg, FL 33701Mon – Sat 8 am to 6 pm; late night available for commercial

You can find out more at their website, call them directly, connect on Facebook, or engage on Instagram.

Bayboro Brewing’s James Coleman

Bayboro Brewing 2390 5th Ave S, Saint Petersburg, FL 33712T & R To-Go Hours: 4PM-7PM, Sat: 2PM-6PM Sunday: 2PM-4PM – Take-Out Only

You can find out more at their website, call them directly, connect on Facebook, or engage on Instagram.

Rick Herbert from Ace High Printing

Ace High Printing 3801 16th St N, Saint Petersburg, FL 337039AM-4PM – Essential/Business as Usual

You can find out more at his website, call Ace High Printing directly, e-mail Rick, connect on Facebook, engage on Instagram, and keep up on Twitter.

Cycle Brewing’s Doug Dozark

Cycle Brewing 534 Central Avenue St. Petersburg, FL 3370112-7 Daily – Take-Out & Delivery Only

You can order online at the Cycle Brewing website, connect on Facebook, engage on Instagram, and keep up on Twitter.

Trent A Smith, Realtor

You can find Trent online, connect with him on Facebook, engage on Instagram, find him on YouTube, or give him a call.

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If you have any questions you’d like to have answered on an upcoming Q&A episode, please take a moment to visit beyondyoursidehustle.com/podcastquestion and ask there. If you’re a St. Pete businessperson who’d like to sit down for an interview, please reach out to us here.

In this Q&A episode of the Hustleburg podcast, Brett answers listener questions about Instagram in the first of two parts. This is the third episode of a platform-specific series on the Q&A episodes about the varying social media platforms. Episode 12 and Episode 14 made up a two-part series on Facebook, and in two weeks, Episode 18 will answer more of your questions about Instagram. 

What are some tips for showcasing my business right now on Instagram?

The most important thing to remember about Instagram is that it’s an amazing opportunity to share with your audience stories that are interesting about what you do through a visual medium. When it comes to how you should be using Instagram for your brand, sharing photos and videos of how something in your business works, people, and other things that make up your brand should be the focus. While Instagram offers multitudes of filters for your images and videos, you shouldn’t over-process or overuse these filters. I certainly suggest you use the most important hashtags to your content and your brand to help others find your content that they may appreciate, your commentary on posts shouldn’t just be hashtag this, hashtag that. A more important use for hashtags on Instagram is for YOU to find content and accounts relevant to you and your business. Like many posts that show up in your feed.

 

Is Instagram a lower priority than Facebook? I am a photographer, so should I start with Facebook or Instagram?

As with many of my responses to questions posed here in the Q&A episodes, it depends. In 2020, the most important platform for you to have a presence is Facebook. As a photographer, I think that you should prioritize creating for a platform that best showcases what you do and the stories you tell with your business. Obviously, Instagram is a better place to create and share visual content like your photos. You offer something that is uniquely suited to an almost solely visual medium. Utilize that advantage to tell stories about what you do. Focus on telling the stories of the people you work with, and avoid being one-dimensional with your content.

What sort of content best highlights a business on Instagram?

The same kind of engaging content that adds value to others on all social media platforms. Your Instagram game needs to be a mix of your 5 main topics... The ones we've discussed before when developing your content strategy. The content you should share to highlight your brand, regardless of the main feed or Instagram stories, are the visually interesting things about it. 

Believe it or not, something that seems so mundane to you that you use every day will be found fascinating by someone else. The people you encounter at work, whether your team or your customers, are pretty fascinating themselves. Share successes. It isn’t about broadcasting what you want out there to your followers. Engage with their posts more than you post yourself.

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In this bonus episode of the Hustleburg podcast, we compiled the audio from 5 Zoom video chats with small businesses here in Saint Petersburg about their creative ways to stay OPEN for business. 

You can see these video chats on YouTube.

Mark James from Bear Creek Custom Timber

Bear Creek Custom Timber 6511 3rd Ave South, Saint Petersburg, FL 33707OPEN 9-5 Monday thru Sunday – Delivery Only

You can also find his store online, on Facebook, and on Instagram.

Practically Pikasso's Lynn Webb

Practically Pikasso 1912 4th St. N, Saint Petersburg, FL 33704M-W 10-4; R-F 11-6 – Delivery Only

You can order your pottery to go from Practically Pikasso online, connect on Facebook, and engage on Instagram.

Anthony Carrera from Detail Specialist, LLC

The Detail Specialist, LLC 8596 Seminole Blvd. Seminole, FL 337729AM-5PM M-F – Essential/Business as Usual

You can schedule your appointment by phone (direct to Anthony’s cell phone for right now), find out more about their work online, connect on Facebook, check out their work on Instagram.

The Pesky Pelican Brewpub's Dan Pemberton

Pesky Pelican Brew Pub 923 72nd St N, Saint Petersburg, FL 33710S-R 11AM-9PM & Fri-Sat 11AM-10:30PM – Take-Out & Delivery Only**Also operating essential marketplace to sell meats & supplies that are hard to come by**

You can find their menu on their websiteOrder delivery on Uber Eats (currently no delivery fee)CallConnect on FacebookEngage on Instagram

Burg Fitness and Cycling Studios

Burg Fitness & Personal Training 227 14th Street North, Saint Petersburg, FL 33705By Appointment – We’ve Moved All Online

You can find out more at her website, Call Vicky directly, connect on Facebook, check out their workouts on Instagram, or keep up with Vicky on Twitter.

Start Marketing Your Business Online With These Three Easy Steps

If you’re just getting started marketing your business online, Beyond Your Side Hustle offers a FREE Getting Started Guide.

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