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Facebook’s advertising tool is an accessible platform used by many ecommerce entrepreneurs and marketers, especially those just starting out who don’t have much advertising experience or a big ad budget. Anyone can fuel their small business on Facebook with ads, as long as they’re willing to learn the basics. But that’s also led to increased competition, higher rates, and diminishing returns on ad spend. Despite waning confidence in Facebook ads, there are still ways to take advantage of this social media advertising tactic.

Often, the hardest part about running a business is finding the right idea—one that fits in with your day job, and allows you to work from home.

Many artists graduate from formal art programs adept in color theory, brush techniques, and composition—but don’t know the first thing about business. How can artists sell art and paintings online? How will they market themselves? Making a living as a career artist means understanding how to build an audience, how to price art products, and the unique requirements for shipping art. It means thinking like an entrepreneur.

It would take a lot more than 280 characters to cover all the ways selling on Twitter is different from selling on Facebook or Instagram. The “blue bird” has long been a dark horse among social media marketing channels. While brands like @Wendys have famously managed to make it work for awareness, PR, and community building, Twitter was mostly built for conversations, not conversions.