Creo que su negocio tendrá mucho éxito si sigue publicitando en redes sociales.

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Questions & Answers about Creo que su negocio tendrá mucho éxito si sigue publicitando en redes sociales.

Why do we use Creo que instead of Pienso que here?
Both mean I think that, but creo que is more common for expressing an opinion or belief in everyday Spanish. Pienso que is also correct, yet many speakers naturally default to creo que when sharing a personal view.
What does su refer to in this sentence? Does it mean your or his/her?
Su can mean your, his, her, or their, depending on context. In this sentence, it’s most likely the formal your when speaking directly to someone about their business, especially in Spanish from Spain.
Why is the future tense tendrá used instead of the present tense tiene?
Tendrá indicates a future prediction or expectation. By using the future tense, the speaker expresses confidence that the business will become successful if the action continues. Using tiene would suggest a current, ongoing success rather than a prediction.
What does publicitando mean in Spanish?
Publicitando is the gerund form of the verb publicitar, meaning to advertise or to publicize. It specifically focuses on the act of promoting or advertising something. Other verbs like promocionar or anunciar convey similar ideas, but publicitar is more directly tied to marketing and publicity.
Can we say si sigue promocionando instead of si sigue publicitando?
Yes. Promocionando would still convey the idea of promoting or advertising, and it would be understood by Spanish speakers. However, publicitando remains slightly more specific to formal publicity or targeted advertising campaigns.

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