Facebook is great for marketing large brands or for online businesses. But if you have a local business – people actually need to come to you to become a customer – then Facebook isn’t a good marketing too for you. Right?
Wrong! Please enjoy the second video in my series 5 Facebook Myths Sabotaging Your Facebook Marketing.
If you missed the first video you can watch “Facebook Myth #1 – It’s just for kids” here
When I talk to people about marketing online, I’ve discovered that there are a lot of myths about social media in general, with Facebook taking the lead. I created a series of videos to dispel those myths.
The most common myth is: “Facebook is good if your customers are young. My customers are older so they’re not using it.”
If that’s what you’ve been thinking please watch this video. If you like the video please leave a comment here or on YouTube.
Yesterday I was a guest on Power Talk radio show with host Linda Ballesteros. We chatted about marketing on Facebook and some tips for optimizing your LinkedIn profile. Here’s the replay. I hope you enjoy it.
If you have a Facebook page (or a personal profile) Facebook has added a feature that I think you’re going to like.
You now have the ability to schedule your posts without using an outside service like Hootsuite or Tweetdeck. Begin typing your status update and a clock icon will appear in the bottom left of your update. Read More→
When you log into Facebook, the first place you’re taken is your News Feed (or Home tab). This is where you see updates from your friends and the pages you have “liked”. But have you noticed that you’re only getting news from the same small number of people lately?
It doesn’t mean all your other Facebook friends have gone off line. Facebook has added a way to control your newsfeed. You can see the updates from all your friends, or you can set the feed to only show the friends and pages you interact most with.
For many people, if not most, their setting was defaulted to “Friends and pages you interact most with”.
If this had happened to you, scroll down to the bottom of your News Feed and click the “edit options button” on the bottom right of the page.
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