Facebook was launched
by Mark Zuckerberg with his fellow friends on February 4, 2004.
Purpose of Facebook is
to make the world more open and connected. They have the mission that people
use Facebook to stay connected with friends and family, discover what’s going
on in the world and share and express what matters to them.
Facebook for Business:
This can be a powerful
way to communicate with customers and potential customers allowing them to see
your product or service without having to visit your premises. Facebook also
allows users to tag photos to indicate if a Facebook friend appears in them.
Businesses can use this feature to market their product and services also.
DO’s and Don’ts:
·
Keep It Short:
In today’s era, people are less patient. They like to see the content than to
read. Post more images and videos to convey your messages and updates instead
of text.
·
Post Frequently:
Keep audience informed by posting photos, promotions and special offers. Also
provide relevant links. If you post too infrequently, your audience will forget
that you exist and you will quickly fade into the deep dark recesses of their
minds.
·
Be Genuine:
Connect with your user in a non-robotic way. Talk in a conversational way. The
more you connect with people, understand their needs and issue, the more you
will get to solve it and be a good marketer.
·
Get Feedback:
Listen to your users, it will help you develop new producers and improve on the
existing ones. Bad feedback is also helpful for an organization. As you get a
chance to learn from your previous mistakes.
·
Respond: Don’t
get tired of answering questions and responding to feedback. Also never forget
to say Thank You. Encourage your audience to review your product and service.
The more ratings and reviews, the more likely you are to positively influence
your edge rank.
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