Before applying every of the next Facebook Marketing strategies you need a Facebook account and a Facebook page or group. Your Facebook Pages or group will be your social hub. It’s healthier to build a few pages and groups so you can test different approaches.
Here are the mainly important Facebook Marketing strategies:
Build relationships.
People are on Facebook partly because of their wish to be social. They wish for the part of a group. Build relationships with as many as you can. They will be the people who will promote you more. Make them believe vital. Don’t try to make friends with someone who doesn’t want to be friend you. Go for the long hanging fruit, for the simple wins.
People are on Facebook partly because of their wish to be social. They wish for the part of a group. Build relationships with as many as you can. They will be the people who will promote you more. Make them believe vital. Don’t try to make friends with someone who doesn’t want to be friend you. Go for the long hanging fruit, for the simple wins.
Give them reasons.
Give them reasons to like your page, to join your group or to do anything as well. They should feel like they are getting the improved end of the stick. Get creative regarding it.
Give them reasons to like your page, to join your group or to do anything as well. They should feel like they are getting the improved end of the stick. Get creative regarding it.
Find a rival and give them a cause.
They are doing further than joining a group. They revolt beside the status quo. They are dissatisfied with some part of the present. And they are determined to swap it with a radically better future. They have a rival which drives them. The rival gives them reason. The rival has to be existent for them. It doesn’t matter if it doesn’t exist in actuality.
They are doing further than joining a group. They revolt beside the status quo. They are dissatisfied with some part of the present. And they are determined to swap it with a radically better future. They have a rival which drives them. The rival gives them reason. The rival has to be existent for them. It doesn’t matter if it doesn’t exist in actuality.
For example, the Firefox browser was a challenge to make the web open source. The rival was Internet Explorer. As a result, thousands of people promoted the project for open through the campaign “Spread Firefox”.
Incidentally, the authentic purpose of the Firefox browser wasn’t to make the web a better place. It was to make lots of money to the Mozilla Corporation. They got thousands of people to work on the project for free while they were receiving hundreds of millions of dollars in revenues.
Incidentally, the authentic purpose of the Firefox browser wasn’t to make the web a better place. It was to make lots of money to the Mozilla Corporation. They got thousands of people to work on the project for free while they were receiving hundreds of millions of dollars in revenues.
Ask questions
Don’t just create statements on your wall. Ask exciting questions to polarize people. They will believe engaged in the process.
Don’t just create statements on your wall. Ask exciting questions to polarize people. They will believe engaged in the process.
Keep the momentums going?
Show them something new every so often. Stay them engaged. Reward them for their engagement.
Show them something new every so often. Stay them engaged. Reward them for their engagement.
Build your Facebook Pages and groups with use these strategies. Make sure you use them for optimistic purposes. As Google puts it: ‘Don’t be evil’!!!