In a previous post, we discussed the need to make your social media accessible to the widest audience possible. Today we are going to discuss ways to make your posts more accessible on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

When you are preparing your content for the web, you will also be working with documents, audio, and video. All of these forms of content need to be made as accessible as possible.

When it comes to accessibility and your company’s website, no one person is responsible for assuring accessibility. In fact, it is the responsibility of the site developer, company leadership, content contributors, and even the person responsible for purchasing products.

A lot of those people use social media to research and find products they want to buy. So obviously, if you are trying to sell your product, you want to leverage the social media platforms. However, you need to make sure you aren’t missing a large portion of the world’s population who can’t access your posts because they are inaccessible.

How do you make your content easier to read? More accessible? Organized and clear? Let’s walk through some points to consider as we figure out the answers to these questions.

Have you recently been told that you will be a content contributor for your company’s website? Are you wondering what all this new job duty entails? This article will provide you with some insight on what to expect, as well as tips on keeping that content accessible for all of your website’s users.