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Image sizes for Instagram and Facebook posts
Which aspect ratios to use for feed posts, Stories and link images, how to avoid awkward cropping, and a simple workflow for small businesses.
How to write an Instagram bio that brings customers
A simple four-line formula for local businesses, with examples for a café, a salon and a shop, plus the mistakes that cost you calls.
How to set up an Instagram business profile properly
A step-by-step checklist for local businesses: account type, name, photo, contacts and the first posts that make a new visitor trust you.
How to write Instagram captions that sell (without sounding salesy)
A simple caption structure for local businesses: hook, details, proof and a clear next step, with ready examples to adapt.
Instagram collaborations with other local businesses: a practical guide
How to find the right partner nearby, pitch a simple idea and run a joint post or offer that brings both of you new local customers.
How to turn Instagram messages into sales
Fast replies, ready answers and a clear next step: how a small business can turn 'How much?' messages into bookings and orders.
How Instagram decides what to show: the basics for business owners
No secret tricks, just the principles behind what Instagram shows people, and what a local business can actually do about it.
How to run a fair Instagram giveaway that brings real followers
The right prize, simple rules, a transparent draw and respect for Instagram's promotion rules: a giveaway plan for local businesses.
How to plan your Instagram grid so your profile looks professional
A simple way to make your profile look consistent and trustworthy: a content mix, a light visual style and a weekly plan, without designer tricks.
How to use hashtags on Instagram today: a guide for local business
Hashtags are no longer a growth hack, but a few relevant ones still help. How to choose them, how many to use and what to avoid.
Instagram story highlights as a mini website for your business
Turn the circles under your bio into a menu, price list, reviews and directions that answer customer questions before they ask.
How to read Instagram insights without getting lost
Which numbers actually matter for a local business, what they mean in plain words and a 15-minute monthly routine to act on them.
How to get local Instagram followers in your city
Followers from another country do not buy your coffee. Practical ways to reach people in Tbilisi, Batumi or Kutaisi who can actually visit.
Instagram Stories for Business: Simple Daily Habits That Work
Stories keep your regular customers close. A simple daily routine, ideas for each day of the week and how to use Highlights for a local business.
Photographing your café, salon or shop interior
How to take interior photos that make people want to visit: preparation, light, angles, straight lines and the details that sell the atmosphere.
Going Live: When It Is Worth It for a Small Business
Live video can build trust fast, or waste an hour talking to three people. When going live makes sense, how to prepare and what to do after.
Which Social Media Numbers to Watch, and Which to Ignore
Insights are full of numbers, but only a few matter for a local business. A short list of metrics to track monthly, and a simple way to record them.
Fast Replies on Messenger: Saved Answers and FAQs for Your Business
Answer the same questions faster with a greeting, saved replies and a short FAQ, without sounding like a robot.
Meta Business Suite Basics: Schedule a Week of Posts in One Hour
Use Meta's free tool to plan and schedule Facebook and Instagram posts in advance, so your Page stays active on busy days.
Working with Micro-Influencers on a Small Budget
How a café, salon or shop in Georgia can find local bloggers, agree on fair terms and measure whether the collaboration worked.
Posting in Georgian, Russian and English: Reaching Every Audience
Should a Georgian business post in one language or three? How to choose, the main formats for multilingual posts, and mistakes to avoid.
Using natural light for better business photos
Window light is the cheapest studio you will ever have. Learn where to stand, what time to shoot and how to control shadows.
How to Respond to Negative Comments and Reviews Online
A calm, practical approach for small businesses: what to reply, what to avoid, and when to delete, with sample answers you can adapt.
Composition basics for business photos
Six simple composition rules that make product, food and interior photos look professional, even if you shoot only with a phone.
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