1. Get on Facebook
2. Establish a business account if you don’t have one
3. Create a 200pix wide x 600pix high image for Facebook
4. Add Facebook links to every page of your website
5. Fill out your entire Facebook profile
6. Obtain a Facebook vanity URL to help customers find you
7. Add your vanity URL to your email signature
8. Add your vanity URL to your marketing materials
9. Post daily updates to Facebook regarding your business
10. Answer any customer questions on Facebook, whether they originate from Twitter or an email. It will help foster conversation.
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When I was younger I used to make myself multiple lists of new years resolutions. I never kept a single one. Ever. It wasn’t because I didn’t try, it was because I would give myself impossible goals to reach.
Folks, today was a weird day. It was the first day in my life that I accidentally found myself on the Internet. Let me tell you how it happened.
I apologize for my lack of post on Monday. It’s the first time I’ve missed a regular posting date in six months, and it felt bad. However, the end of the year is always hectic, and trying to finish up a ton of projects has left me with little time or energy to write posts for my own site.
I bet you never thought about the fact that an About Page could be unsuccessful. It was just some facts about you, your business, and what you do. No big deal, nothing to stress out about.
Did you know that social media is basically just inbound marketing? Social media gives companies the tools they need to get interested potential customers to come to them, rather than spending their money on trying to reach them with traditional marketing.