If
- you're not on Facebook, and don't even want to be
- you're not on Facebook, kind of wish you were, but are leery of security and privacy issues
- you're on Facebook, but hate the deluge of stuff that comes through your news feed
- you are SURE it is a big mess and there is NO WAY you could get any business value out of something that teenagers use
You should know that
Facebook is INDEED a serious marketing tool. Whether you're
- a sole proprietor
- an artist
- an entrepreneur or
- own a small business,
Facebook can work for you.
If you already have a website, you can use Facebook to drive traffic to it, and vice versa. If you don't, you can make use of your personal connections to reach new customers that you would never reach any other way.
Setup
Short-term support
Long-term maintenance
I signed on to Facebook in early 2007 but by the end of 2009, I had a paltry 34 friends. The apps people sent my way disinterested me and I unknowingly thought that was all Facebook had to offer. Trish showed me the intrinsic value in using Facebook as a marketing & business building tool. It’s mid March 2010 and I have generated over 200 friends and over 300 fans for my vintage shop’s fan page (find Ed's Salvage Co. on Facebook). It’s been loads of fun!
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Ed R.
Owner
Ed's Salvage Co.
Any time, Ed. I'm glad it's working out so well for you and Ed's Salvage Co.!
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