If social media platforms were personified, LinkedIn would be the consummate businessman in the group. However, in recent years, perceptions of LinkedIn have shifted dramatically. It's no longer just a stuffy site solely for job seekers; it's evolving into a vibrant hub for knowledge sharing and professional support.

In today's digital age, social media has transformed the way we connect, communicate, and share information. The social media landscape is a dynamic realm constantly evolving to offer new opportunities and challenges. At The Savvy Peach Creative Co., we understand the ever-changing nature of social media, and we're here to help businesses of all sizes leverage its power for their growth.

If you're like us, you understand the ever-changing landscape of social media marketing can be both exhilarating and challenging. Keeping up with evolving consumer expectations is vital to the success of our businesses. In this blog post, we are diving deep into the insights from a recent report on "Evolving Consumer Expectations of Social Media Marketing" from Sprout Social to help us navigate this dynamic terrain.

Almost five years ago this month I turned in my notice. I gave my company 1 month after working for them for 8 years. I had built a small freelance business on the side and felt ready to take the leap into business ownership. I had NO idea what I was doing and what would come of this little dream called The Savvy Peach. All I knew was what I needed to make to keep my lights on and food on the table. During this season of prep, I made a quick budget on a piece of paper. I tucked it into my filing cabinet and never looked at it again.

After seeing steady growth and getting myself back into the swing of things after a 67 day long January (anyone else?), I knew it was time to reevaluate my business finances and budget. Honestly, the time spent on actually developing the budget was short compared to the days of dreading that took place before. I didn’t even want to know how carelessly I had been spending the income of the Peach… and I REALLY didn’t want to know how much I had spent on more fonts that I didn’t need (it’s a designer problem y’all.)