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Three tips to grow your Facebook Page without spending a dime
January, 13th 2010
Many small businesses are making the jump to social media and have already established a presence on sites such as Facebook and Twitter. If your business has a Facebook Page, you might be wondering how to attract a larger audience and fan base on a limited budget. Here are three tips to help increase awareness of your Facebook presence, in an organic and unforced manner.
#1: Add the link to your Fan Page in your email signature. It sounds so simple, but many businesses with social media accounts and pages aren’t promoting their outreach to the people who matter most: those that they talk to on a regular basis. It’s also ......
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January, 13th 2010
Many small businesses are making the jump to social media and have already established a presence on sites such as Facebook and Twitter. If your business has a Facebook Page, you might be wondering how to attract a larger audience and fan base on a limited budget. Here are three tips to help increase awareness of your Facebook presence, in an organic and unforced manner.
#1: Add the link to your Fan Page in your email signature. It sounds so simple, but many businesses with social media accounts and pages aren’t promoting their outreach to the people who matter most: those that they talk to on a regular basis. It’s also ......
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The rumor mill
January, 11th 2010
In today’s day and age, each brand’s public relations strategy needs to move at the speed of light. Or, at the speed of Twitter. But, essentially, they're the same thing.
Not to give him any more attention than he deserves, but if we look at the case of Tiger Woods, we can learn a lot about how people will always fill the void if nothing is being said. It took him excruciatingly long to come out with his side of the story, and what happened? Everyone and their mother came out with their side of the story. Now, if Woods had come out with his side at a much more reasonable pace, ......
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January, 11th 2010
In today’s day and age, each brand’s public relations strategy needs to move at the speed of light. Or, at the speed of Twitter. But, essentially, they're the same thing.
Not to give him any more attention than he deserves, but if we look at the case of Tiger Woods, we can learn a lot about how people will always fill the void if nothing is being said. It took him excruciatingly long to come out with his side of the story, and what happened? Everyone and their mother came out with their side of the story. Now, if Woods had come out with his side at a much more reasonable pace, ......
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Three tips to grow your Facebook Page without spending a dime
posted on January 13th, 2010Many small businesses are making the jump to social media and have already established a presence on sites such as Facebook and Twitter. If your business has a Facebook Page, you might be wondering how to attract a larger audience and fan base on a limited budget. Here are three tips to help increase awareness [...]