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New Game Day Edibles Just in Time for the Superbowl!

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As the Seattle Seahawks return to the Super Bowl this sunday, local I-502 businesses are doing their best to support the Seattle team and provide fans with game day goodies.

Some producers are coming up with marijuana strain to support the Seahawks or players, while some retailers are putting together Super Bowl specials. And to top it all off, some local processors are making edibles that should be perfect for the loudest fans in the league.

Spot Brand 12th Man Flavored Chocolates

The SPOT brand of infused baked goods and chocolates has released a special SPOT 12th Milligram Fan Chocolates pack with commemorative packaging. Each pack contains three 4 mg pieces of dark chocolate so every fan can get their 12.

Another product out before the big game is Seattle Simple Fan syrup by Craft Elixirs. This simple syrup contains 80 mg THC and they recommend adding it to a pregame oatmeal snack or a postgame coffee and everything in between. We will see if any other products come out prior to Sundays game and as always, GO HAWKS!

Craft Elixirs Cannabis Infused Syrup

YUMMY.

SPOT 12th Milligram Fan Chocolates is available at the following stores: Cannabis City, Uncle Ike’s, Green Theory and Oceans Green

Craft Elixirs 12th man syrup is available at the following stores: Rain City Cannabis, Sativa Sisters, Margie’s Pot Shop, Main St. Marijuana, Lucid, Ocean Greens, Greenside Rec, Green Theory, Sea Change Cannabis, Grass, Green Lady, New Vansterdam, 420 Friendly, HWY 420, Dockside Cannabis, and Cannabis City.

Who To Follow? Top Active Seattle Marijuana Businesses on Social Media

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If you ‘re a fan of marijuana, a fan of social media, and you live in Seattle, then you may be interested in some of the most active Seattle marijuana businesses on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. These local cannabis businesses do a fantastic job of showcasing their product, keeping us up to date with news, showing the latest advances in seed to sale tracking software, engaging the community, dropping some humor, and even some eye candy. And with the help of companies that provide the service of cannabis public relations services, it makes sense as to why this industry is one that many people have taken a lot of interest in. These companies leveraging the tools of social media may also want to consider marijuana wordpress hosting if they choose to build an online store or a blog. This would probably be extremely useful for upcoming marijuana businesses. Websites allow more people to find the store, encouraging them to purchase your products online. When developing a website, it’s so important to consider your website traffic. Many companies often forget to do this, meaning that their websites stop working when multiple customers are on there at the same time. To try and prevent this, it’s recommended that more companies consider contacting Apica Systems to check that their website will still load efficiently with increased website traffic. This is important to ensure that all customers have a positive experience on your website. As an upcoming marijuana business, it’s probably wise to consider this, especially as more people are likely to visit your website as a result of marketing and social media.

Cannabis City (Twitter / Facebook)

Ever since this retail marijuana store’s grand opening back in July, Cannabis City has been active on Twitter keeping the industry up do date with their product, when the State flag is lowered (which means they are out of marijuana due to limited supply), and whenever someone jams on a marijuana glass pipe!

Uncle Ike’s Pot Shop (Twitter / Facebook)

Uncle Ike’s Pot Shop has barely even opened and is as busy as anyone on social media. Whether it’s updating the cannabis menu, offering deals on certain strains of marijuana, some humor to brighten up your day, or even a video update of the church protest on their Facebook, the Central District pot shop has got it covered.

Post by Uncle Ike’s.

Leafly (Twitter)

This company is quickly become an icon of legal marijuana throughout the nation. It’s website is filled with information about cannabis strains and reviews by real people. It’s not surprising that their social media presence is as extensive, especially on Twitter, as they are constantly engaging with the community.

Analytical 360 (Twitter / Facebook)

This analysis laboratory is really good at promoting their new clients that walk through their door. Case in point, Craft Elixirs, whom just dropped off a batch of their cannabis-infused syrup last week. Analytical 360 also engages the community with some of the latest news.

Businesses outside of Seattle, but doing business in the City

Bang’s Cannabis Company (Twitter / Instagram)

Good Ol’ Bangs. This husband and wife team of marijuana growers just visited us in the Emerald City. Our guess is, they had some meetings lined up. We haven’t even tried their product yet – actually a lot of people haven’t because they are so new – but if their cannabis is at least half as good as their photos on Instagram, then we’re going to love it because their photos are eye candy to the max.

Avitas Agriculture (Twitter / Facebook)

Here is another marijuana grower that’s dazzling us with photos. See, we like shiny things. But, not only does Avitas show off their product, but they also show off their fresh clean package design for their cannabis.

Post by Avitas.

Apache 6 (Twitter)

This security team, who’s working at Uncle Ike’s Pot Shop, has been all over Twitter. Alerting the community, sharing opinions and expertise about the security aspect of the cannabis industry, and engaging with the community, are a few ways they use social media.

Looking to increase your own follower count before you go and follow lots of new accounts yourself? That’s understandable. With that in mind, you might want to learn about the different Instagram growth services available. These services, offered by companies like Upleap, can help you to develop a strategy for boosting your social traffic and, in particular, your number of real, organic followers. You do have to be careful which services you trust, although with Upleap reviewed by Platypus Reviews, you know that is one that you can trust.

Did we miss any? Do you know of a Seattle marijuana business, or a marijuana business in Seattle, that you think should be on this list? Let us know in the comment section!