Tip 1: Choose the right network
Tip 2: Don't overlook the visual
Tip 3: Develop a voice
Tip 4: Consistency
Tip 5: Create meaningful content
Tip 6: Post regularly
Tip 7: Establish a strong profile
Tip 8: Maintain engagement
Tip 9: Claim your name
Facebook & Business
Facebook: Filling in information
Facebook: Adding Details
Facebook: Calls-to-action
Facebook: Promoting
Youtube: Getting started & what you need
Youtube: Creating your channel
Youtube: Channel customization
Youtube: Creating better video
Youtube: Thumbnails
Youtube: Creating video tags
Youtube: Additional Settings
Twitter: Tweets & Timelines
Twitter: Wendy's Example
Twitter: Recognizable Brands
Twitter: Persistent Positivity
Twitter: Using Hashtags
Twitter: Greater Connections
Google Ads: Getting Started
Google Ads: Creating the campaign
Google Ads: Advertising
Google Ads: Views, at what cost?
Google Ads: Advanced Settings
Google Ads: Ad Group
Google Ads: Determining the price of views
Instagram: Visually dominant marketing
Instagram: Examples
Instagram: Benefits
Instagram: Business Accounts
Instagram: Hashtags
Instagram: Adding content
Instagram: Ads
In order to have a successful following base, you need to have a strong profile with good, relevant content.
Let’s start with a strong profile.
A strong profile should have a good catch phrase or tagline. Look at this one as an example:

Another good way to use your bio is to add in additional contact information. By default you can only have one clickable URL in your profile. But what you can do to get around that is include URLs in your bio. This will draw traffic towards your main site if you have one. This example draws people to their Etsy site:

It is a good idea to use shortened URLs, so if you find that your URL is long and looks unattractive, try to shorten it through a service like Bitly.
Use Instagram Stories. In case you haven’t heard, Instagram Stories lets you string together multiple pictures and videos into a “story” that disappears after 24 hours, similar to Snapchat stories. Here is an example of what Taco Bell does with their stories:

Monitor your audience. See what draws in attention and engagement, and what doesn’t. Sometimes, if you don’t have any experience, the best way to try to figure out your market, especially on the online world, is by trial and error. Luckily, since Instagram is a free service, you have room to experiment, but like any other platform we have touched on, you should strive to have a motive and purposeful intent.
Remember, just as we’ve gone over together, add hashtags to draw in an audience effectively.
Continue on with the video below on more tips and tricks to adding content: