What is the best social media platform for sales/conversion?

i think you should focus on pinterest and youtube. they are the most valuable traffic. i also recommend to start with instagram its good and helps to spread fast

Since its a language tutoring website, Images wont convert much here.
Best would be to go with Facebook ads, Instagram, Twitter is also a good source though it gets neglected often but I usually get a lot of conversions and deals closing from twitter directly.

Spend some time analyzing your competitors what they do and have good they are at it. Few of the tools that can help you with facebook ads is Dark Post engine. While spending over Facebook make sure not to burn all the amount at instance rather create different ads and test whats converting better for you.
Feel free to update us how it goes.

Well, I would definitely recommend you Facebook and Pinterest.Reason because you can effectively advertise visual based advertisements to attract customers. Use videos,images and Gifs to reap the most benefit from these sources.

Cheers-James

The best one would be the one that YOU use to bring in sales.

Hate seeing questions like this.

Its like asking what the average conversion rate on xyz sales page.

The average will be determined by what you do not others do.

It can be use to gather data of what to shoot for but there are way to many variables to take into account when looking.

So the best platform would be the one YOU use to bring in sales.

Vine may suck for me but it may work wonders for you.

Only way to find out is to go out there and test it for yourself

I would take twitter and facebook as well as youtube (probably relatively more work).
On facebook you can also share fun blog posts about how important language skills are..facebook it good (and easy) for sharing quality content, so make use of that.

I think the best combination would be Facebook, especially if you boost your posts combined with G+ which gives your site better ranking in google and you tube videos linked to your pages and also facebook and google plus.

I just took a peek at Pinterest & typed in language + learning. Some of the images have thousands of pins (mostly infographics). Type in language + Spanish & you get the same results. Type in "language" to get a broader view as well as image creation or keyword ideas. If you create images - these will work on Pinterest, Facebook & Twitter as well.

Make a post on your Facebook page & it will disappear from viewing eyes after a day or unless people return to your page & scroll down. Create a pin on Pinterest that catches on & that pin will be seen by many for a long long time. Those that save the pin on one of their boards will see your pin every time they view their board. Pins have longevity!

Yes - use Facebook & build up a fan base with targeted ads (target competitor pages) for your Facebook page. Create a free Pinterest tab on your Facebook page at Woobox. Consider creating a Facebook group as well because that builds up a community. More people will see your posts in a Facebook group compared to a page.

Also consider promoted pins to get off to a good start getting followers. Look at what successful competitors are pinning on their boards. There's many good articles on using Pinterest out there - here's a good start at https://blog.kissmetrics.com/ultimat...rketing-guide/
& 10 Tips to Optimize Your Presence on Pinterest

A quote from an article to pay attention to - "Pinners are not on Pinterest to connect with old high school buddies or provide friends with a status update. They are there to plan, search for ideas, and ultimately make a purchase." - Social Media - Pinterest Isn't the Social Platform You Think It Is : MarketingProfs Article

A combo of Facebook, Pinterest & YouTube is likely the best route for you. Yeah - have a Twitter account but the other 3 will produce better results for you IMO. Use Crowdfireapp to "copy followers" of your competitors on Twitter.

Twitter, Pinterest and Facebook are good source of traffic and great for sales and conversion. Make sure your content is valuable and engaging, use proper images and videos and relevant links.

1. Facebook
2. Twitter
3. Pinterest
4. Google
5. Youtube

All of them are good as long as you find a good way to build up some following on them. Each one has it's own specifics, strengths and weaknesses, but you need to figure those out in the context of your business. So pick a few popular ones and a few left of field ones and try to work them for a while. Keep the ones that are showing reasonable growth and drop the ones that are stagnating, replacing them with new contenders. In the end you'll be left with a bunch of working social media traffic sources with some targeted followers already.

Also, don't grow them for growth sake, but try to reach only people that have a chance of purchasing your product.

Facebook by far would be the best for your business.

Very hard to say, and definitely varies based on your product / budget.

I love Instagram, but it's much more applicable to products that are aimed at the young age group. Prime examples: shoes, clothes, phone cases.

For your purposes, I'd actually recommend Twitter and Facebook. Your best chance it to just try them all - you'll quickly learn what works best and refine your strategy from there.

Good luck