Social media is a busy space. Maris Callahan Messervey explains that you need more than a pretty feed full of graphic designs and property listings to stand out from the crowd. Here’s her advice on how to refresh your social media feed next time you feel stuck.
Source: Inman News
Bored with your feed? Try these 4 fresh ideas
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