Showing posts with label facebook sharing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label facebook sharing. Show all posts

Saturday, January 18, 2014

Make Your Business Stand Out From The Rest Using Facebook Marketing

Thanks to Facebook, anyone can get the word out about their company, big or small. Sadly, that means your competition is likely already there, marketing to the world. That said, they might not be doing it the best way possible, and this article will teach you how to do it better than they are.

When you set up a contest on your Facebook page, make it obvious. Stick it in its own tab and make sure that tab shows within the first three or four tabs. Also, change your cover photo to include notice that the contest has begun and tells fans how to enter.

Use pictures. Once you've got your site set up, share pictures with your Facebook friends and fans. These pictures can be of your product, or they can be inspirational or funny pictures. Your customers will share these pictures with their own Facebook friends, which raises your exposure across the site and will lead people to you.  A picture from my site Jerky Direct send a loved one a twin pack
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Think about both business and fun in your Facebook marketing. Often people think way too much business, but they forget that Facebook is really about the fun. You need to incorporate fun into your posts, your tactics, and your strategies. The more fun that you can add, the better the chance that you'll hit your marks.

There are plenty of resources you can use to learn more about Facebook marketing but keep in mind that the methods recommended by Facebook marketing gurus might not be adapted to your target audience. Learn as much as possible about Facebook marketing and choose the methods that seem to be adapted to your audience.

Your subscribers might check Facebook during work hours but they will be more likely to interact with you and share your content outside of office hours. You should wait until your subscribers are home before sharing your daily update if you want to get your audience to interact with your campaign.

Do not build any apps on Facebook that require more than three or fours steps to get started. The more complicated something is, the less likely people are to want to deal with it. If someone can use one of your apps right away, they will be more likely to sign up.

Share positive messages and things that people will remember in your news feed, even if it's not all about your business. You can really take the edge off of somebody's day and promote your company in a positive light. Offer something inspirational, industry related or that will otherwise be likely shared and enjoyed amongst your readers.

Put together a Facebook contest. People love fun things like contests and quizzes on Facebook. It's one of the things that makes the social media site so very special. It's not that hard for your company or brand to put together a contest, and it can really open up the engagement level of your community.

When it comes to marketing, the best campaign is always one which is better than those the competition comes up with. That's all it takes to be the top dog in your field. The advice here has really given you the ability to better anything other companies have come up with, so put it to use!

Maryjane Angelo

Thursday, January 16, 2014

Techniques To Help You Market Through Facebook |Maryjane's Blog

There's more to Facebook marketing than just creating a Facebook page. If you're new to Facebook or your campaign hasn't seen results yet, you probably just need more information so you can be successful. Read on to learn what to do in order to market your business on Facebook.

If you are going to share images with your fan base, make sure that you know exactly who or what is being portrayed. Posting a picture of one person and saying it is someone else is a very terrible faux pax. It may give people the idea that they are not individuals in your eyes.

When thinking of information to share with your followers on Facebook, try to keep them relevant to what is going on with your business or industry. If your company sells auto parts, you should make posts about auto parts. Posting photos of cats or other irrellavant topics will ensure that people unfollow your page.

Get faces to your brand active on Facebook. You know the social media has "face" in the name don't you? Facebook is really about building relationships, and it's tough to build relationships around corporations or faceless brands. If you add some faces and names into the mix, it can do a lot for building brand engagement among your fans.

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.

A clear purpose is necessary when figuring out your Facebook marketing campaign. You can't just think that getting lots of Likes on Facebook will bring in huge profits as a result. You must have clear goals, such as building sales by x percent, so you can work towards them.

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.

Make sure that any content you post is made shareable. There are many businesses that leave messages then they fail to allow users to share it with others. Word of mouth is your biggest Facebook fan, so do not forget to allow sharing. Failing to place share links on your page will set your business back a lot.

Never buy Facebook fans to make you look bigger than you are. It may be tempting to throw down some cash to buy your way in to big fan numbers, but it never turns out the way you want. Those hallow fans bring nothing to the table, and people who are in the business can see through this tactic in a heartbeat. It's never worth it.

As you can see, Facebook marketing does take a bit of effort. Now that you know what to do, though, it should be pretty easy to get started. So get on your computer and create your first post today. If you use our tips, you will see success almost instantly.

Maryjane Angelo