Someone at a recent talk asked me a simple question: which social platform should their business actually be on? The honest answer is that it depends entirely on what you sell. LinkedIn is priority one for professional services and B2B — it puts people in a business mindset before they even see your post, and it tends to compress the sales cycle from a scroll straight into a call. Instagram and Facebook fit consumer-facing brands like real estate or construction better, where the goal is staying visible and top-of-mind rather than closing a deal on the spot. Either way, the content has to match the platform: thought leadership belongs on LinkedIn, casual and visual content belongs on Instagram.
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