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WHY ARTISTS NEED SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGERS by Tonny Audi

todayApril 2, 2025 22 2

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‎Many artists in Kenya manage their social media accounts, which is a significant challenge for those aiming to build a successful brand.
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‎As an artist the way you present your brand online speaks volumes. Your online engagement is as important as your artistic talent.
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‎Online engagements serves as another avenue for marketing your brand and fostering a community. This is precisely why Social Media Manager is essential to an artist.
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‎By having a Social Media Manager (SMM), artists can dedicate their time and energy to their artistry and creative endeavors.
‎Many Kenyan artists currently spend considerable time online responding to unnecessary comments and even engage in unproductive conflicts (“beefs”) that can be professionally avoided.
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‎Social Media is a major distraction for artists. It’s unrealistic to maintain a constant online presence and simultaneously maximize creative output.
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To achieve this balance,forward thinking- artists hire SMMs to manage their online presence, thereby maximizing their reach and engagement.
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‎If you desire to concentrate on your craft, investing in a Social Media Manager is a wise decision.
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‎Written By Tonny Audi

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