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Each week, network marketing professional and mom-turned entrepreneur Melanie Mitro gives you her tried and true tips for building a business from your kitchen table.

This self-made millionaire went from a stay-at-home mom to the top of a network marketing business in just three years.

She built an online health and fitness business from the ground up

while raising babies and juggling being a mom and wife. Now she wants to help you become the boss

of your own life. For blog posts, business tips, and more. Check out her website at Melanie

mitro.com. Now let's get to the show. Here's your host, Melanie Mitro.

Well, hello there, everybody. Welcome back to another episode of Women Inspiring Women.

It is August 28th, and I am Melanie Mitro, the host of this podcast, and I am, as always, overjoyedjoyed excited ecstatic to share with you another week of inspiration and tips and business advice to help you move your business forward and today

we're going to talk about the one thing that everybody has been talking about lately and that is Instagram.

Now, if you are anybody trying to grow an online business, whether you are in network marketing

or you own a brick and mortar business, a small business, you are going to want to peel back the layers of Instagram and really start

understanding how to use this platform to your benefit. And Instagram feed, but even stories.

Stories are such a huge part of my business. And if I can just give you a little bit of backstory, for those of you

that don't know me very well, you know, when I started my business seven and a half years ago,

you know, Facebook was my primary platform. And that's the one thing that I always tell people as

they start working with me and partner in my mentorship program is to choose one social media platform

that is going to be your primary source that you are going to become an expert in.

And I became an expert in Facebook.

My secondary was my blog.

And I loved Instagram for the simple fact that it made my photos look really nice.

And so for me, I didn't use Instagram, but I always copied and pasted.

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