Burry Bookstore: Social Media Analysis

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Every corporation has a marketing plan to know in what direction they are facing in the future. As we know since before, the four P’s of marketing is the key to success for a business. As it is right now, Burry Bookstore misses one of the 4 P’s, which is the promotion. As it is right now, Burry Bookstore only has a Facebook page, which today (February 6, 2018) has 2185 followers and 2265 people like their page. In a small town like Hartsville that has roughly 8000 residents, it is good statistics to have that many followers. However; It is not enough to only have one social media, I would like to help Burry bookstore to expand their promotion, to reach out their news more than just one social media. The Social media that Burry Bookstore

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