4 tips for Facebook Success

Whether your business has a storefront in Grande Prairie or you operate entirely online, your business needs a Facebook presence if competing and succeeding in your niche is what you aim to do.

Even if social media isn't your thing, or just like any other business owner you've got little extra time to devote to something other than the products and services you offer, using the following 4 tips when designing your Facebook strategy will ensure your interactions on this social media platform are as streamlined and effective as possible.

  1. Set your strategy.
    Determine your target audience, the image you want to present and what benefits you are going to offer your audience. Make a list of the objectives of your strategy, for example:
    1. Loyalty
    2. Increase audience
    3. Create brand
    4. Disseminate brand / product
    5. Educate people in my sector
    6. What's new in my sector
    7. And so on...
  2. Plan your content.
    Create your own publication agenda. Don't forget to account for your company's important dates, events, promotions and activities without losing the flexibility of last minute posts. Decide what will be the frequency of publication: daily, a few times a week, etc. Remember that a page with fresh content, pictures and/or videos attracts the most attention. You can take advantage of the 'Schedule Post' option (on the post window) and schedule several posts at once. This way, there won't be a gap in your posting schedule if you plan to take some time off.

    Facebook Time

  3. Interact with your affiliates.
    Always be ready to answer questions or comments. Determine the type of content your audience wants you to provide. Try not to write as you would in a sales brochure but to maintain a relationship with the customer.

  4. Use Facebook insights (In page settings)
    It will allow you to see the activity that is happening on your Facebook page, including which posts are most successful, at what time your affiliates are online and more.

Let these tips be your guide as you design and implement a Facebook strategy that will generate more leads and eventually more sales for your business.

For more information on the importance of social media to your business' online presence, or for details on our website design or search engine optimization services, get in touch with us: 780-539-SALT (7258).



 

About Angie Saltman

I'm President and Visionary Lead at Saltmedia.  Hi! I’m a big ideas person with an extensive technical and creative background. Together with my fantastic team, we bring great ideas to life. Let’s put our heads together and create some success!

About Angie Saltman

Angie is the founder of Saltmedia, and her vision has always been “Creating Impact Online”. Alex & Angie Saltman are life and business partners and have married design, tech, and marketing together for the last 12 years. Angie is an Indigenous innovative leader who believes in supporting the local economy by hiring local, shopping local, and giving back to the community. Her friendly attitude makes working through any difficult issues much easier. She has 20 years’ experience in the technology and design fields and her specialties are team collaboration, leadership, internet, design, and client services. Angie holds a Diploma in IT, an MBA in Indigenous Business Leadership (IBL) from Simon Fraser University, and is currently working on her Plain Language Certificate from SFU to level up her visual and written communications. We’re not sure where she makes the time, but she’s been on the board of directors for the Canadian Mental Health Association-Alberta Northwest Region since 2010 and is currently sitting as Past President. She’s passionate about using her skills and voice to promote good mental health. Check out Angie's art at www.aanji.ca.
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