Does Your Business Facebook Page Need A Tune-Up?

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You do not want Facebook to pull your page, right? YouSocial offers a 10 point plan to review your business’ Facebook page. We look top to bottom to find any aspect that your business may be missing. We look at all photos on your Facebook page, including cover photo and profile photo. YouSocial ensures that your business is maximizing its effort within the guidelines of Facebook. We then review the use of your tabs and evaluate if they are being used effectively. After all of this we look deep into the About section, the short description, and other areas for maximum Search Engine Optimization (SEO) results. 

What It Will Take To Target Your Social Media Audience: 3 Simple Steps

There are a few things that one can do to have a successful campaign with social media communications, one is to target your audience. There are three critical elements that must be in place for a company to be able to target an audience and have an effective target marketing strategy.

1. Placement:
2. Patience  
3. Practice

Placement 

Placement is simply having a social media site from which to post from. Social media marketing content is about building relationship, the same way that traditional customer service is. When a customer comes in with questions, the relationship has a chance to grow. Online, through social media, the very same interaction occurs. A firm must have the social media outlet such as Facebook, where customers can ask these questions. So build a Facebook Fan page, a Twitter Business account, or a YouTube channel for business. Customers are on these social media outlets and businesses should be too. 

Patience

Patience is the other extreme of the above example. In the brick and mortar location a customer will ask a question and walk away without a sale. Typically another customer will walk through the doors and the business has a chance to engage them. The business representative effectively layers the sales presentation through conversation and then closing. Online businesses typically have two different locations for the interaction listed above. Social media outlets for conversations and a business ecommerce website for closing; if a business has a website, all the social media activity drives to the site. This divides the natural progression of the sales conversation. At the brick and mortar location the social conversation of the clerk or salesperson builds the relationship and lays the foundation for trust which leads to a closed sale. Social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter act as this relationship building and trust laying foundation, then the customer goes to the website to purchase the product. Ecommerce essentially severs the two layers of the sale into different locations. The patience comes is over the aggregate of the campaign. As a social media manager, one must constantly provide a voice for the firm even when it may seem as if it is not directly related to sales.  The sales conversation is driven by the trust building and then the close, not the other way around. 

Practice

Practice is the breakfast of achievers. All great achievers have practice under their belt. If a company wants to achieve greatness on Facebook or Twitter, they must simply block some time out and post several times a day. Once customers respond, they must address them thoroughly and thoughtfully.  If it is not in the marketing plan and marketing objectives to improve your conversation, then the social media development of the firm is in need of change. Companies ask “how are businesses using social networking.” Effective companies are using it the ways prescribe above.  

Target Acquired

A business's best source for what their target audience is online is their current customers who are looking online. Following these three steps will enable a firm to target the social media channels and demographics that will effectively lead to success in social media marketing. 

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Why is Google Plus important for small business?

As I research Google Plus i am really beginning to see the possibilities for Small Businesses. The Social Layer of Google; Google Plus is quickly becoming my social outlet of choice. There are so many ways that Google Plus can help Businesses, three of which I will go over here.

1. Google Plus is tied to SEO. With the advancements of Search plus your world, Google Plus is playing a greater role in search for prospective buyers. If someone within your sphere of influence know someone who is searching for your product, your results will come up with a little tag next to it. The tag is a shaded head and shoulders symbol like this  . (For more information on this see the video)
2. As a business, you will gain authority quickly in your area of expertise. With the addition of authorship, knowledge in your industry will be noted and it this will also affect your SEO.
3. Google plus is for Grown Ups. Of Google Plus users, 26.9% of users earn $30,000- $59,999 and 27.7% earn $60,000-$99,999 per year. Google Plus is where all the household decision makers are.

These three reason are why Small businesses should definitely be on Google Plus. If you could use some organic SEO, want to build authority, and want to communicate with higher earners, Google Plus is the place to be. 

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