In concluding your profile, you should include all of the relevant information a customer might need in order to get in contact with you. Suggestions include a company phone number (or numbers), information about the CEO and site owner, a physical address and of course all URL and online contact information. Email addresses which customers can reach you at, or even a cell phone number, are pieces of information that you should consider adding to your profile page as well.
The more ways you give your customers to reach you, the more likely it is they are going to contact you, to visit your online site or to visit your physical store if they live in a region where you operate your stores. Like building a website, if a customer does not know how to reach you, how are they going to do business with you?
The same goes for Instagram. Providing the relevant information required to get in touch with you, or to simply ask a question about your business is the only way for customers to find you and for new, prospective clients to know you exist somewhere outside of the online spectrum.
Setting up your account is quite simple. Following the Instagram guidelines, knowing what to add and what to leave off your profile and knowing how to quickly and easily set up a page that stands out are some of the things you need to know as a business owner. With your new site in place you are ready to grow your business, gain new followers and reach a new prospective audience for your business as well.