Facebook offers many strategies for businesses to promote themselves and monetize the social network. Businesses can create a Facebook page to connect with customers, protect their brand from negative discussions, and get found in search engines. They can also advertise on Facebook to target specific demographics and measure ad performance. In addition, businesses can post videos, articles and other content to their page to engage customers and cross-promote across other social networks and websites.
This best practice guide provides strategies for using Facebook effectively for marketing. It outlines five guiding principles for an authentic social media strategy: being social by design, having an authentic brand voice, being interactive, nurturing relationships, and continuous learning. It then details how Facebook can be used to foster various business objectives like generating awareness, driving traffic/sales, building loyalty, and gaining insights. Helpful resources are also mentioned.
The document provides guidance on using Facebook for business purposes. It discusses setting up a business Page rather than a personal profile, promoting the Page, and using Facebook ads. It also covers measuring success through Facebook Insights and the importance of the EdgeRank algorithm which determines what content users see in their News Feed. The goal is to engage customers, drive traffic, and generate leads for the business through its Facebook presence.
This document provides an introductory guide on how to use Facebook for business. It covers setting up personal and business accounts on Facebook, including profiles and pages. It also discusses how to promote pages, set up groups and advertising, and how to measure engagement. The goal is to help businesses connect with customers, create communities, and promote their content and generate leads through their Facebook presence.
An Introductory Guide to Facebook for Business Melih ÖZCANLI
This document provides an introduction to using Facebook for business purposes. It begins with an overview of Facebook and its terminology. It then discusses setting up both a personal Facebook profile and a business Facebook page, including the differences between the two. Finally, it provides best practices for using Facebook including posting content, measuring success, and additional resources. The overall document serves as an introductory guide for businesses new to using Facebook.
Making Friends with Facebook for Project DisseminationFHI 360
- Why Should Your Organization Use Facebook?
- How to set up a Facebook Fanpage for Your Organization
- Examples of Effective Use
- Establishing Boundaries/Policies
- Analytics: Measuring Results
See companion User Guide at:
http://www.slideshare.net/DrNICHCY/a-guidetousingfacebookindissemination
Kingdom Social Media Presentation Facebook WebinarDavid Simons
David Simons created an online course to teach business owners and ministries how to use Facebook effectively. The course covers setting up a Facebook page, developing a content strategy, and proven methods for growing a page rapidly. These growth methods include sharing interesting content from Pinterest, providing business or ministry tips, encouraging users to like and share posts, using video, incorporating humor, and being consistent with a posting schedule. The goal is to help organizations learn how to utilize Facebook's features to bring awareness to their brand or cause and engage with their audience.
This best practice guide provides strategies for using Facebook effectively for marketing. It outlines five guiding principles for an authentic social media strategy: being social by design, having an authentic brand voice, being interactive, nurturing relationships, and continuous learning. It then details how Facebook can be used to foster various business objectives like generating awareness, driving traffic/sales, building loyalty, and gaining insights. Helpful resources are also mentioned.
The document provides guidance on using Facebook for business purposes. It discusses setting up a business Page rather than a personal profile, promoting the Page, and using Facebook ads. It also covers measuring success through Facebook Insights and the importance of the EdgeRank algorithm which determines what content users see in their News Feed. The goal is to engage customers, drive traffic, and generate leads for the business through its Facebook presence.
This document provides an introductory guide on how to use Facebook for business. It covers setting up personal and business accounts on Facebook, including profiles and pages. It also discusses how to promote pages, set up groups and advertising, and how to measure engagement. The goal is to help businesses connect with customers, create communities, and promote their content and generate leads through their Facebook presence.
An Introductory Guide to Facebook for Business Melih ÖZCANLI
This document provides an introduction to using Facebook for business purposes. It begins with an overview of Facebook and its terminology. It then discusses setting up both a personal Facebook profile and a business Facebook page, including the differences between the two. Finally, it provides best practices for using Facebook including posting content, measuring success, and additional resources. The overall document serves as an introductory guide for businesses new to using Facebook.
Making Friends with Facebook for Project DisseminationFHI 360
- Why Should Your Organization Use Facebook?
- How to set up a Facebook Fanpage for Your Organization
- Examples of Effective Use
- Establishing Boundaries/Policies
- Analytics: Measuring Results
See companion User Guide at:
http://www.slideshare.net/DrNICHCY/a-guidetousingfacebookindissemination
Kingdom Social Media Presentation Facebook WebinarDavid Simons
David Simons created an online course to teach business owners and ministries how to use Facebook effectively. The course covers setting up a Facebook page, developing a content strategy, and proven methods for growing a page rapidly. These growth methods include sharing interesting content from Pinterest, providing business or ministry tips, encouraging users to like and share posts, using video, incorporating humor, and being consistent with a posting schedule. The goal is to help organizations learn how to utilize Facebook's features to bring awareness to their brand or cause and engage with their audience.
Facebook Pages: The Insider's Guide to Viral Marketing discusses how Facebook Pages allow businesses to build consumer bases, sell products, run promotions, and interact with customers. It notes that 70% of viral marketers report increased brand awareness through social marketing campaigns on Facebook. With over 70 million active users, Facebook is a leading social utility where hundreds of thousands of brands, retailers, and other organizations have Pages to engage with consumers.
Social media provides free and effective marketing for local businesses. Setting up profiles on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and other sites allows a business to engage with customers, share relevant information and promotions, and build relationships that lead to increased business. It is important for businesses to be active on social media by posting regularly and using available tools to schedule posts in order to take full advantage of social media marketing opportunities.
This document provides a visual guide to using Facebook for B2B marketing. It outlines 5 tips for building an effective B2B Facebook page, including building an active wall, using photos and video, highlighting offline marketing, and using clear calls to action. It then profiles 15 successful B2B Facebook pages, providing details on their industry, website, employee size, number of Facebook fans, and key features they employ. The document concludes by listing additional Facebook resources for businesses.
1. Promote your page on your website. Add a prominent "Like" button and encourage visitors to your site to like your Facebook page.
2. Post engaging content regularly. Post updates, photos, videos, and other content that will attract fans and encourage them to like and engage with your page.
3. Run targeted Facebook ads. Create ads that promote your page and target your ideal customers. Facebook ads allow you to reach new potential fans.
This document provides information about Facebook pages and tips for using them effectively. Facebook pages are public profiles created for businesses, brands, and organizations to engage fans rather than friends. The document outlines key metrics like page likes and fan demographics. It also shares examples of successful brand pages like Oreo, Banana Republic, and Wendy's. Engagement strategies discussed include contests, questions, mobile optimization, and sharing fan content. Tools for scheduling posts, creating contests and tabs, and measuring analytics are also reviewed.
Facebook is the world's largest social network with over 300 million monthly active users. It has become a major platform for advertising, with Facebook's share of US display ad views increasing from 1.8% to 14.7% from January to August 2009. The document discusses how companies can use Facebook to humanize their brand, monitor their brand, provide customer service, build loyalty, collaborate, conduct public relations, network, share thought leadership, and acquire customers. It provides examples of companies like Vitaminwater that have used creative Facebook applications to engage customers.
This document provides an overview and guide for using Facebook Pages to promote businesses. It discusses how Facebook Pages allow businesses to interact with customers, build a fan base, run promotions and sell products. The document then gives best practices for using Facebook Pages, including making the page personal, updating it frequently, harnessing the power of the News Feed, choosing useful applications, and promoting the page through Facebook ads. It also provides instructions on setting up and managing a Facebook Page.
Mark Zuckerberg added 750 million active users to Facebook and 50% of active users log on once a day. People now spend over 700 billion minutes per month on Facebook. Businesses can use Facebook to promote communities, pages, events and products. Targeted Facebook ads allow businesses to reach specific demographics and have resulted in increased sales and higher conversion rates for some companies. Facebook engagement helps companies respond quickly to issues and influences public perception.
Facebook has grown tremendously since its founding, now with over 800 million users uploading photos and videos each month. However, it has faced significant privacy and business model issues. Facebook's initial Beacon program that shared user purchase information without consent caused a backlash. While the site provides valuable user data for advertisers, skepticism remains that Facebook can convert high traffic into sustainable revenue streams given user hostility over privacy and the immersive user experience making ads less effective. Facebook continues working to strengthen its privacy policies and identify business opportunities like e-commerce to profit from its massive user base.
The document provides 24 best practices for nonprofits to use Facebook effectively: 1) Use your logo as your profile photo, 2) Keep text to a minimum, 3) Link to your website and other profiles, 4) Add apps like Change.org and Causes, 5) Use your page to drive traffic to other sites, 6) Send 1-2 updates per month and link to your website, 7) Ask staff to share your page and post comments, and 8) Allow fans to post photos and engage with your community.
This document provides 16 success stories and lessons from Facebook's rise to success. Some of the key lessons include:
1) Move fast by building a minimum viable product quickly without overplanning.
2) Focus on execution over ideas, as execution is what determines success.
3) Maintain control of the company to avoid being pulled off course.
4) Prioritize the product over business metrics or shareholders to build long term success.
5) Cultivate advisors to continuously learn and improve leadership skills.
Ask questions and get
help from the Facebook assistant.
News Feed: See a constantly
updating list of stories from friends
and Pages you subscribe to.
Friend Requests: View and
respond to friend requests.
Search: Find people, Pages,
places, and interests on Facebook.
Shortcuts: Quick access to your
profile, friends, inbox, and more.
Pages: Discover Pages to like and
get updates from businesses,
brands, and organizations.
Friend List: View your friends,
their profiles, and update statuses.
Step 1: Sign up for an account.
To sign up for a Facebook account, go to www.facebook.com and
This document provides an overview of social media and how to develop an effective social media strategy for a business. It begins with some facts about Facebook and background on the author, Simon Maselli. It then discusses why businesses should use social media and what makes for a successful social media campaign. The core of the document outlines a 7 step social media strategy that covers establishing profiles, automating content, joining conversations, and emerging trends like location-based services. It concludes with additional Facebook facts and contact details for Simon Maselli.
This document analyzes data from 120,000 Facebook pages to provide insights into how businesses are using Facebook. It finds that almost half of pages have fewer than 500 fans, musicians and local businesses are the most common page types, and the US has the most pages but other countries like Italy and the UK have more fans per page. It also provides recommendations on how businesses can best utilize Facebook for marketing purposes.
Facebook not just social networking- Facebook marketingMumbai Angels
Facebook is just not social networking site but more than that. You can grow your business from facebook and generate more sales and revenue.
This slides teaches you about facebook marketing and how effective it is.
This document summarizes a presentation given on June 9, 2010 by Tim Ludy of Reliable Business Partners about using Facebook effectively for business. The presentation covered topics such as the difference between a Facebook account and fan page, how to set up a fan page, ways to increase a Facebook fanbase including embedding widgets on a website and running contests, and tips for using Facebook ads and custom landing pages. The document provides examples of successful brand pages and recommendations for how businesses can best utilize Facebook.
This document provides a 5-step workbook for creating and profiting from a Facebook fan page. It discusses defining goals and audience, planning page tabs and content, creating the page, and maintaining it long-term. Key steps include researching if the target audience is on Facebook, planning valuable page tabs and content to support goals, publishing the page, and consistently networking, adding content, and analyzing results to meet goals like increased traffic, sales, or leads.
1) Facebook Pages allow businesses to connect with customers and fans on Facebook by building a following and interacting with them.
2) Keys to success include making the page personal, updating it frequently, harnessing the power of the News Feed to spread virally, and using relevant applications and Facebook Ads.
3) While individual user profiles are for personal use, Facebook Pages make businesses visible to all and allow unlimited fans to interact and spread the word.
1) Facebook Pages allow businesses to connect with customers and fans on Facebook by building a following and interacting with them.
2) Keys to success include making the page personal, updating it frequently, harnessing the power of the News Feed to spread virally, and using relevant applications and Facebook Ads.
3) While individual user profiles are for personal use, Facebook Pages make businesses visible to all and allow unlimited fans to interact and spread the word.
CoStar Webinar Social Media for Brokers - FacebookCoy Davidson
This document provides an overview of using social media, specifically Facebook, for commercial real estate brokers. It discusses how brokers can create profiles and brand pages on Facebook to connect with clients, colleagues, and friends. The document outlines best practices for creating an effective Facebook presence, including using cover photos, profile photos, and about sections to build brand awareness. It also recommends regularly posting relevant industry news, market updates, photos, videos, and status updates to engage followers. The goal is to strengthen relationships and generate leads through a personal yet professional Facebook presence.
Facebook Pages: The Insider's Guide to Viral Marketing discusses how Facebook Pages allow businesses to build consumer bases, sell products, run promotions, and interact with customers. It notes that 70% of viral marketers report increased brand awareness through social marketing campaigns on Facebook. With over 70 million active users, Facebook is a leading social utility where hundreds of thousands of brands, retailers, and other organizations have Pages to engage with consumers.
Social media provides free and effective marketing for local businesses. Setting up profiles on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and other sites allows a business to engage with customers, share relevant information and promotions, and build relationships that lead to increased business. It is important for businesses to be active on social media by posting regularly and using available tools to schedule posts in order to take full advantage of social media marketing opportunities.
This document provides a visual guide to using Facebook for B2B marketing. It outlines 5 tips for building an effective B2B Facebook page, including building an active wall, using photos and video, highlighting offline marketing, and using clear calls to action. It then profiles 15 successful B2B Facebook pages, providing details on their industry, website, employee size, number of Facebook fans, and key features they employ. The document concludes by listing additional Facebook resources for businesses.
1. Promote your page on your website. Add a prominent "Like" button and encourage visitors to your site to like your Facebook page.
2. Post engaging content regularly. Post updates, photos, videos, and other content that will attract fans and encourage them to like and engage with your page.
3. Run targeted Facebook ads. Create ads that promote your page and target your ideal customers. Facebook ads allow you to reach new potential fans.
This document provides information about Facebook pages and tips for using them effectively. Facebook pages are public profiles created for businesses, brands, and organizations to engage fans rather than friends. The document outlines key metrics like page likes and fan demographics. It also shares examples of successful brand pages like Oreo, Banana Republic, and Wendy's. Engagement strategies discussed include contests, questions, mobile optimization, and sharing fan content. Tools for scheduling posts, creating contests and tabs, and measuring analytics are also reviewed.
Facebook is the world's largest social network with over 300 million monthly active users. It has become a major platform for advertising, with Facebook's share of US display ad views increasing from 1.8% to 14.7% from January to August 2009. The document discusses how companies can use Facebook to humanize their brand, monitor their brand, provide customer service, build loyalty, collaborate, conduct public relations, network, share thought leadership, and acquire customers. It provides examples of companies like Vitaminwater that have used creative Facebook applications to engage customers.
This document provides an overview and guide for using Facebook Pages to promote businesses. It discusses how Facebook Pages allow businesses to interact with customers, build a fan base, run promotions and sell products. The document then gives best practices for using Facebook Pages, including making the page personal, updating it frequently, harnessing the power of the News Feed, choosing useful applications, and promoting the page through Facebook ads. It also provides instructions on setting up and managing a Facebook Page.
Mark Zuckerberg added 750 million active users to Facebook and 50% of active users log on once a day. People now spend over 700 billion minutes per month on Facebook. Businesses can use Facebook to promote communities, pages, events and products. Targeted Facebook ads allow businesses to reach specific demographics and have resulted in increased sales and higher conversion rates for some companies. Facebook engagement helps companies respond quickly to issues and influences public perception.
Facebook has grown tremendously since its founding, now with over 800 million users uploading photos and videos each month. However, it has faced significant privacy and business model issues. Facebook's initial Beacon program that shared user purchase information without consent caused a backlash. While the site provides valuable user data for advertisers, skepticism remains that Facebook can convert high traffic into sustainable revenue streams given user hostility over privacy and the immersive user experience making ads less effective. Facebook continues working to strengthen its privacy policies and identify business opportunities like e-commerce to profit from its massive user base.
The document provides 24 best practices for nonprofits to use Facebook effectively: 1) Use your logo as your profile photo, 2) Keep text to a minimum, 3) Link to your website and other profiles, 4) Add apps like Change.org and Causes, 5) Use your page to drive traffic to other sites, 6) Send 1-2 updates per month and link to your website, 7) Ask staff to share your page and post comments, and 8) Allow fans to post photos and engage with your community.
This document provides 16 success stories and lessons from Facebook's rise to success. Some of the key lessons include:
1) Move fast by building a minimum viable product quickly without overplanning.
2) Focus on execution over ideas, as execution is what determines success.
3) Maintain control of the company to avoid being pulled off course.
4) Prioritize the product over business metrics or shareholders to build long term success.
5) Cultivate advisors to continuously learn and improve leadership skills.
Ask questions and get
help from the Facebook assistant.
News Feed: See a constantly
updating list of stories from friends
and Pages you subscribe to.
Friend Requests: View and
respond to friend requests.
Search: Find people, Pages,
places, and interests on Facebook.
Shortcuts: Quick access to your
profile, friends, inbox, and more.
Pages: Discover Pages to like and
get updates from businesses,
brands, and organizations.
Friend List: View your friends,
their profiles, and update statuses.
Step 1: Sign up for an account.
To sign up for a Facebook account, go to www.facebook.com and
This document provides an overview of social media and how to develop an effective social media strategy for a business. It begins with some facts about Facebook and background on the author, Simon Maselli. It then discusses why businesses should use social media and what makes for a successful social media campaign. The core of the document outlines a 7 step social media strategy that covers establishing profiles, automating content, joining conversations, and emerging trends like location-based services. It concludes with additional Facebook facts and contact details for Simon Maselli.
This document analyzes data from 120,000 Facebook pages to provide insights into how businesses are using Facebook. It finds that almost half of pages have fewer than 500 fans, musicians and local businesses are the most common page types, and the US has the most pages but other countries like Italy and the UK have more fans per page. It also provides recommendations on how businesses can best utilize Facebook for marketing purposes.
Facebook not just social networking- Facebook marketingMumbai Angels
Facebook is just not social networking site but more than that. You can grow your business from facebook and generate more sales and revenue.
This slides teaches you about facebook marketing and how effective it is.
This document summarizes a presentation given on June 9, 2010 by Tim Ludy of Reliable Business Partners about using Facebook effectively for business. The presentation covered topics such as the difference between a Facebook account and fan page, how to set up a fan page, ways to increase a Facebook fanbase including embedding widgets on a website and running contests, and tips for using Facebook ads and custom landing pages. The document provides examples of successful brand pages and recommendations for how businesses can best utilize Facebook.
This document provides a 5-step workbook for creating and profiting from a Facebook fan page. It discusses defining goals and audience, planning page tabs and content, creating the page, and maintaining it long-term. Key steps include researching if the target audience is on Facebook, planning valuable page tabs and content to support goals, publishing the page, and consistently networking, adding content, and analyzing results to meet goals like increased traffic, sales, or leads.
1) Facebook Pages allow businesses to connect with customers and fans on Facebook by building a following and interacting with them.
2) Keys to success include making the page personal, updating it frequently, harnessing the power of the News Feed to spread virally, and using relevant applications and Facebook Ads.
3) While individual user profiles are for personal use, Facebook Pages make businesses visible to all and allow unlimited fans to interact and spread the word.
1) Facebook Pages allow businesses to connect with customers and fans on Facebook by building a following and interacting with them.
2) Keys to success include making the page personal, updating it frequently, harnessing the power of the News Feed to spread virally, and using relevant applications and Facebook Ads.
3) While individual user profiles are for personal use, Facebook Pages make businesses visible to all and allow unlimited fans to interact and spread the word.
CoStar Webinar Social Media for Brokers - FacebookCoy Davidson
This document provides an overview of using social media, specifically Facebook, for commercial real estate brokers. It discusses how brokers can create profiles and brand pages on Facebook to connect with clients, colleagues, and friends. The document outlines best practices for creating an effective Facebook presence, including using cover photos, profile photos, and about sections to build brand awareness. It also recommends regularly posting relevant industry news, market updates, photos, videos, and status updates to engage followers. The goal is to strengthen relationships and generate leads through a personal yet professional Facebook presence.
Dawn McGruer FRSA - Director of Business Consort (The Digital & Social Mdia Academy) www.thesocialmediaacademy.org has written a 21 page social media guide to help businesses all over the world excel in a digtal era!
Facebook started in 2004 as a social network for college students and has since expanded globally. It is the most popular social media site with over 500 million active users who spend over 700 billion minutes per month on the site. Facebook allows businesses to create pages and groups to promote their brand, connect with customers, and gain exposure to both registered and unregistered users. It provides analytics to understand audiences and offers advertising options to reach new customers.
The document provides an introduction and guide to using Facebook Pages for businesses. Some key points:
- Facebook Pages allow businesses to connect with customers and build their consumer base through Facebook's large platform. Pages give opportunities to interact with customers, sell products, and share information.
- To be successful with a Facebook Page, businesses should make their Page personal, update it frequently, harness the power of the News Feed to spread virally, and choose useful applications. They can also promote their Page through Facebook Ads.
- Facebook Pages are visible to all and have no limit on fans, unlike personal profiles. They allow businesses to publicly engage with customers in ways that profiles do not.
The document provides an introduction and guide to using Facebook Pages for businesses. Some key points:
- Facebook Pages allow businesses to connect with customers and build their consumer base through Facebook's large user base.
- Pages give businesses opportunities to share information, run promotions, and interact with customers. Hundreds of thousands of brands and businesses use Pages successfully.
- The guide covers best practices for setting up and managing a Page, including adding fresh content regularly, using applications, and promoting the Page through ads.
The document provides an overview of using Facebook for marketing purposes. It discusses key aspects of Facebook including profiles, pages, groups and privacy settings. It then outlines strategies for businesses to use Facebook including creating a page, posting regularly to engage fans, using events and ads to promote the page, and integrating Facebook with other online and offline channels. The presentation encourages businesses to be active on Facebook but also maintain a positive presence in line with Facebook's terms and guidelines.
This document provides guidance on how nonprofits can establish an online presence through websites and social media. It emphasizes that an online presence is essential as most donors now research nonprofits online or are influenced by online information. It recommends nonprofits create websites, business listings on platforms like Google, and social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn to interact with potential donors and promote their cause. The document also provides tips on content to include and basic steps to get started online.
The document discusses choosing social media channels for business use. It focuses on Facebook, providing statistics about its user base and activities. It explores the differences between Facebook groups and pages, and how to set up and find content for a Facebook page. The document suggests using Google Alerts to find relevant content and potential posts for a company page. Finally, it assigns homework to set up a Facebook page and post at least three times to build an initial set of content.
How to use facebook for business an introductory guideNuno Fraga Coelho
This document provides an introductory guide on how to use Facebook for business. It covers setting up a Facebook profile or page for your business, promoting your page, using groups and ads, understanding Facebook's EdgeRank algorithm, best practices for Facebook marketing, and measuring your Facebook presence. The goal is to help businesses get found by potential customers on Facebook and engage with current customers to achieve business goals like generating leads. It provides definitions of key Facebook terms and discusses reasons for businesses to have a Facebook presence like connecting with customers and promoting other content.
This document provides an introductory guide on how to use Facebook for business. It covers setting up a Facebook profile and page, promoting your page, using groups and ads, understanding Facebook's EdgeRank algorithm, best practices for Facebook marketing, and measuring your Facebook presence. The guide recommends businesses create a Facebook page rather than a personal profile and explains how to customize privacy settings to engage both personal and business connections on Facebook. It includes a glossary of Facebook terms and outlines common business goals for using Facebook like getting found online and engaging with customers.
This document provides an introduction to using Facebook for business purposes. It discusses setting up a Facebook profile and page, promoting a page, advertising on Facebook, and measuring analytics. The key points are that businesses should create a Facebook page rather than a personal profile, pages allow for multiple administrators and are better for branding, and Facebook provides tools to connect with customers, promote content, and analyze engagement.
Introduction to Social Media Marketing training & campaign execution on Facebook & Tiktok etc platform
1.Detailed understanding of Social Media Marketing.
2.How to execute each paid channel
and Analyse that by sharing the understanding.
3. What is the use of each channel, what are the analytics generated from each channel?
I hope it would be helpful.
P.S Do share your thoughts by commenting.
This document provides information about marketing on Facebook. It lists members of a Facebook group and then discusses various Facebook tools for business managers, including features that allow managing multiple campaigns, assigning roles, and securely sharing materials. It also lists some other common marketing tools like Google Analytics and Crowdbooster. The document then discusses eight specific Facebook tools that businesses should use, including Page Insights, hashtags, stock photography, scheduled posts, and promoted posts. It provides examples of how some large companies like Coca-Cola and Starbucks have found success with Facebook marketing. However, it also discusses some examples where Facebook marketing failed for companies like Nestle and Burger King. Finally, it provides two examples of how companies in India use Facebook for
www.FanPageEvangelist.com | Using Facebook Fan Pages To Market Your Business Frank Myers Auto Maxx
This seminar educated, motivated and inspired its listners to the value of maketing their business on the biggest marketing platform with the platnet...FACEBOOK FAN PAGES. Get over to facebook search for fanpageevangelist.com
Similar to Facebook Strategies for Businesses (20)
www.FanPageEvangelist.com | Using Facebook Fan Pages To Market Your Business
Facebook Strategies for Businesses
1. Facebook Strategies for
Businesses
Learning How To Monetize
The Fastest Growing Social Site
WSI White Paper
Prepared by: Baltej Gill
Social Media Strategist, WSI