Having reached the 800 Million active user mark and growing, it would be foolish to dismiss Facebook as a fad.
Consider this:
- 95% of the population with access to the internet have a Facebook account.
- More than 50% of active users log on to Facebook on any given day
- 31% of Facebook users visit multiple times a day
- More than 350 million active users currently access Facebook through their mobile devices.
What do you think that means for bad customer experiences?
So why use Facebook for business?
The people have the power and the people are on Facebook:
- 24% of consumers consult a Facebook friend BEFORE making a purchase
- 1 in 3 will purchase from a company they follow on Facebook
- 56% will recommend a brand to a friend after becoming a Facebook fan
So it makes perfect business sense – in order to connect with your potential clients and customers, hang out where they hang out. And that’s on Facebook.
As always, the big question is: how do you get started on Facebook and how should you engage online?
That’s where we can help.
Our videos are easy to follow and show you exactly what you need to do, so you can spend less time figuring out what to do and more time connecting constructively with friends and fans.
What’s one of the biggest mistakes you can make?
Not knowing how to use Facebook as a business tool but instead being seen as a pushy sales person just wanting to sell stuff.
So how can you avoid becoming a social outcast and instead, engage with your friends and fans online and build rapport with them?
Quite simply, and we’ll show you how.
Then there’s the jargon…
Exactly what is the difference between a fan page, a group, a profile (now called a Timeline), a wall and a newsfeed anyway? Are you keeping up?
Let’s not forget the ever changing landscape of Facebook.
It seems like every time you log back into your account they’ve moved something, changed its name or buried it deep within a bunch of sub-menus that even Sherlock Holmes would have trouble finding it!
We like to make things super simple. Join our community to discover how to “do” Facebook – the right way. It’s what we’re good at.
Then you can get back to what you’re good at – running your business.
Let’s get started.