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Advice About Facebook Marketing That You Will Want To Read
Published by john fisher — 01-11-2017 06:01:32 PM
Excellent Advice About Facebook Marketing That You Will Want To Read
If you're not using Facebook to market your business, ask yourself why not. The problem is probably rooted in fear. Some business owners are unsure what to do online and are afraid of making a mistake. Come out of your comfort zone and begin marketing on Facebook with these helpful tips.
Make sure that you pay close attention to the amount of information you post on Facebook. If you only talk every once in a while, many users may become bored and look elsewhere for gratification. Posting too much is not a good thing either since many people will read it as desperation. Do your best to find the proper balance.
Focus all of your Facebook posts towards your business or industry. Make them relevant and inform your customers and fans about things they would be interested in. Don't just make a post without having a purpose. Your customers already have enough information coming to them, so make your posts relevant so they stand out.
If you have nothing valuable to say to your audience, do not say anything. People do not want to visit your page and be treated to information that is useless and/or dated. if you do not have anything relevant and unique to talk about, try sharing links or videos that are in the same niche.
Think of Facebook as a dialogue. A lot of people when they begin Facebook marketing, talk AT their audience. You need to talk WITH your audience. Feel like you are having a conversation with them, not like you are announcing things to them. Remember, Facebook is a social medium. You need to be social.
While you want to advertise your products, this should not be the only content that is present on your Facebook page. You should share any information that you feel is relevant to your business. If people think that making money is your only goal, they will be hesitant to work with you.
Facebook is a great place to share information. While Facebook can be used as a chat service, it is better used as a long-form content sharing medium. Create your content with this in mind. Create great content and share interesting information. You can reach significant numbers of people on Facebook.
Give your Facebook page a really strong theme. Know what your about and deliver it in the graphical look of your page. Remember, you have one chance at making an excellent first impression on your new Facebook guests. To turn them into real fans, you've got to deliver from the first page load.
Add Facebook sharing buttons on your website. Most blog platforms will automatically integrate these elements but you can easily find the code needed to add these buttons by visiting your Facebook settings. These buttons are a great way to encourage your readers to share your content while reminding them about your Facebook campaign.
Use Facebook as a customer service tool. Invite customers to send you questions, comments or complaints by commenting on your Facebook page. This is a great way to display your excellent customer service policies. Answer questions in details and offer refunds or new products right away to the customers who complain.
Be careful of any images you post as ads, as only 20% of the image can be actual text. If you end up submitting an image which has more than 20% text, it will be rejected and you've wasted your time. Be creative and create an image which captures your audience's attention.
If you want to use Promoted Posts, do so only with your current fan base. When a non-fan sees "Promoted", they think it's a "Sponsored Ad" and tend not to click on it. Your current fans won't think that way as they already know who you are and what you do, and obviously like it.
Remember to respect your followers privacy when using Facebook to market your business. If someone sends you a glowing review through a private message, remember to ask their permission before making it public. They may have chosen to send you the message that way because they did not want to be publicly acknowledged.
Creating content for Facebook can be tedious and frustrating. If you have a Facebook business page, you need to post new content every single day to engage your audience. Can you afford this type of time commitment? If not, use targeted ads instead to bring your message to your target audience.
Use videos to make your Facebook page even more engaging. Facebook is a really visual social media platform. It's much more visual than Twitter. Photos are great on Facebook, and videos can really be show stoppers. If you've got great videos to share, you can see your posts get a lot more likes!
Make sure that you don't allow your page to become a ghost town. If you don't have anything to post, go to your page and reply to come of your users' comments. This will give people the idea that you actually care about then as individuals and their loyalty is important to you.
Organize a contest on Facebook. You should encourage your subscribers to tag you in one of their updates, for instance to share a picture of the product they bought or a review of a product. Give a free product to the entry that receives the most votes so contestants encourage their friends to vote on their entry.
Use the Facebook update option sparingly. It enables you to put a message out to everyone that likes your page. But, it states you can only do so for important events, such as emergencies. This is not a tool to be used for promotional purposes but to show that you care about keeping customers informed of real news.
Now that you've got your Facebook marketing basics, doesn't it seem silly to have been so worried about it? Facebook offers so much potential for business owners. So sign on with confidence and begin your Facebook marketing campaign today. When your business begins to take off, you'll be glad you did!
About john fisher
Hi, My name is John Fisher I live in sunny Miramar,FLorida.Married(happily) and we have six children and two grandchildren. I'm a mechanic and my wife is a nurse(LPN) Back in 2005-2006.the hospital industry made some changes.They phased out the LPN positions and my wife lost here job just like that. The markets crashed,work got slow,and before too long the eviction notice was on our door. It become necessary to suppliment my income by doing side work(as a mechanic) in the evenings after my job and on weekends. Thankfully,we were able to hold on to our home.Eventually,my wife was able to make it back to school to become an RN(she loves nursing).She will be taking her exams next month. I still have to work my regular job and hustle. This makes for long days and precious little time for family or self. So every morning ,I psych myself up,put myself together to face another day the best way I can. Recently,I took a weeks vacation and spent it working(doing side work) simply because we needed the income. I realized that I did not want to continue like this. I needed to make a change. The question was 'Change to what?' Another job? Seems like I'd just be trading one bad situation for another. And at my age(I'm 51). I'd been trying internet marketing for awhile with no success. Sometimes I'd fail because I didn't have the resources.Was even encouraged to seek funding through loans at times.Well no one would loan me money. Other times,I simply failed because I was doing it wrong.Completely my fault. Well,long story short.I was introduced to what I think is an awesome business. One where I'm actually helping people to live healthy and awesome lives while providing an income for my family and myself. One where you actually get training and support without having to spend a fortune to learn the secret. I'm still new to this,and learning as I go. And like I said,I'm unable to walk away from my current job now, but if I continue to grow in this awesome business the way I have, it'll just be a matter of time,and it should'nt be too long. If you are in a similar position, -a job you hate -not enough money -no time for family -or for whatever reason, you just want or need a change in your life,then you owe it to yourself. Take a look Help yourself by helping others. Thank you for your time, Partner in your success John Fisher bullajohn1@gmail.com