One of the toughest parts of social media marketing is choosing which platforms to invest your money in. The majority of them have impressive potential, making you feel bad for not using them all. However, stretching yourself (and your marketing budget) thin to cover all platforms is counterproductive. Let's take a closer look at how to choose the best social media platforms for your needs.

“Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.”

~Lord Acton

I’ve had chills these past few weeks watching Facebook, Twitter, Google, and Amazon playing God about which businesses can play on their platforms.

Interestingly, all these platforms were happy to receive the millions of dollars in political party advertising. Yet now that the spend-fest is over, they can delete a social media empire that has millions of followers and took millions of dollars to build in just a nanosecond.

Poof.