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How to promote your small business on facebook

Facebook produces an extremely high marketing ROI. Here are 10 ways you can still use Facebook to promote your business for FREE - creativethinksmedia.com

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How to promote your small business on facebook

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  1. How to Promote Your Small Business on Facebook Today facebook is the most popular social media platform where you can generate leads for your business. A solid Facebook presence helps you engage potential customers and grow your business in this article we will discuss how to grow our business through free facebook marketing.

  2. 1. Create a business page If you want to have a strong and professional Facebook presence to advertise to your business then you need to create a facebook page for your business – your personal Facebook profile won't delete it.

  3. 3. Promote your page What superior is sharing and creating huge content if no one sees it? luckily, there are ways to build a following on Facebook. When you first create your page, send invites through Facebook to your current customers.

  4. 2. Post Daily To promote your business on Facebook, you need to use it and post regularly at the right time. If you're unsure what your customers want to see, experiment. You can use Facebook's poll features to ask what they want to see or take a look at Facebook Page Insights, which helps take the guesswork out of sharing.

  5. 4. Leverage friends of fans People are most likely to try something if their friends already use it. "Social media is the new 'word-of-mouth.' You want people to be able to tag your business when they're talking about you," said Cat Smith, owner of getting Social with Cat. "Your customers are your best advocates."

  6. 5. Try Facebook Ads If you're having problems reaching users organically, try Facebook ads. Promoted Facebook posts look like regular posts but are highly targeted and reach more people.

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