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Checklist for New Facebook Format

Published on May 7, 2012 in Blog

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Have a cover image professionally designed for your business. 851x315px

Upload a profile picture that clearly brands your business. 180x180px

Update your About Section to include a clickable link and an enticing description of your business

Change the pictures of your apps so that they are more compelling and better represent your brand

Decide whether you want to allow messaging from your fans or not.


Go through all the sections in the Activity Log to get used to this new way of viewingyour pages’ content.

Go through all your past posts, pictures, videos etc and hide what you don’t want displayed and highlight what you do.

Create memorable Milestones (843 x 403px) for your company and date them so that they appear where you want them to in your new Timeline.

Pin a post each week with links and engaging content.


Star your most memorable posts so that they attract attention and keep fansengaged.

Keep track of your pages’ Insights on a weekly basis (through your Admin Panel) – increase what’s working and get rid of what’s not.

Post daily to your page with relevant information to help and entertain your fans. Images are proven to be 2x as effective, getting a lot more interaction than just post.

 
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Social Media isn’t Magic – It’s about Staying Human on the Internet

Published on Apr 19, 2012 in Blog

Social Media is not magic, nor does it surprising tricks, you will need more than magic to succeed. I am talking about a process that truly makes sense when it’s aligned with the business strategy and also gets inter-departamental touching every aspect of the business model.

I am afraid but Social Media is not the damn thing that will save your business from crashing.

 

What does social media really do for you?

It multiplies you reach, harnesses the power of global communications, mingles you with the party, connects emotionally with your audience, makes use of the social web to empower human interactions and also gives you real and measurable results.

What the heck! This is meaningful, I suppose you want to be on the top of the wave, I have got a question, why?

Perhaps you want do it for some of these reasons: reach more potential customers, align our marketing strategy with the online channels, find a niche inside the networks, less spent on marketing and advertisement, connect with our real customer, generate more traffic towards our website/blog, increase business leads or skyrocket the conversions rate.

This is me or the reasons shown below are so cool? I think that at least they make sense. Are you with me? Let me be clear and direct, there’s no magic formula, neither golden egg, sorry… Is there any other way? Sure, it starts from simplicity, launching and shipping right on their noses, experiment with campaigns and platforms uses, accepting failures as usual, but not mistakes – meaning failing more than one time at the same thing. Trying different is what matters in Social media, it means walking new paths, trying differently until you make something happen. Social Media is not what God sent you to save the world – actually are people – but an opportunity to a new media and marketing dimension. You only need to approach it as it was a strategic planning and goals definition. Do you get it?

The Key – Staying Human

Social Media can be understood in different ways, there will be people that it will talk about platforms or tools and there will be some – the crazy ones – that will say that it’s about people. I believe that Social Media is a means of expression that makes possible for customers, communities and brands “staying human.” That is to say, they will connect and establish relationships and thus, interactions among people through transparency, commitment, empathy, humility, consistency, coherence and closeness.

Staying human means going beyond the Social thing. It’s about how the information technologies we have available, together with the media innovations can help us building professional-personal relationships in situations and contexts where we were not be able to do it years ago.

 
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Tip #9 to build a successful business Page on Facebook

Published on Apr 16, 2012 in Blog

Chris Luo, Head of SMB Global Marketing gave a fantastic webinar on “9 Tips to Build a Successful Facebook Page” based on the new Timeline look!

            USERNAME

Claim your vanity URL!

If you haven’t set your vanity URL, go to www.Facebook.com/username.

 
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Tip #8 to build a successful business Page on Facebook

Published on Apr 13, 2012 in Blog

Chris Luo, Head of SMB Global Marketing gave a fantastic webinar on “9 Tips to Build a Successful Facebook Page” based on the new Timeline look!

STAR UPDATES

Highlight Stories!

Hover around updates and click the star icon to highlight stories.

 
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Tip #7 to build a successful business Page on Facebook

Published on Apr 12, 2012 in Blog

Chris Luo, Head of SMB Global Marketing gave a fantastic webinar on “9 Tips to Build a Successful Facebook Page” based on the new Timeline look!

     VIEWS & APPS

Rearrange views and apps!

Your photos, events, and custom apps are now easier for people to find.

 

 
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Tip #6 to build a successful business Page on Facebook

Published on Apr 11, 2012 in Blog

Chris Luo, Head of SMB Global Marketing gave a fantastic webinar on “9 Tips to Build a Successful Facebook Page” based on the new Timeline look!

RECEIVE & SEND PRIVATE MESSAGES

Private Messages!

Respond to personal messages.  You can’t message them, they can message you.

 
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Tip #5 to build a successful business Page on Facebook

Published on Apr 10, 2012 in Blog

Chris Luo, Head of SMB Global Marketing gave a fantastic webinar on “9 Tips to Build a Successful Facebook Page” based on the new Timeline look!

MANAGE

                                      MANAGE

Manage effectively!

Manage Page through the Admin Page.

notifications/new likes/insights

 
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Tip #4 to build a successful business Page on Facebook

Published on Apr 9, 2012 in Blog

Chris Luo, Head of SMB Global Marketing gave a fantastic webinar on “9 Tips to Build a Successful Facebook Page” based on the new Timeline look!

POST DAILY - Regular updates engage your fans

Post Daily!

Post daily to your page – at least once or twice a week.

 
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Tip #3 to build a successful business Page on Facebook

Published on Apr 6, 2012 in Blog

Chris Luo, Head of SMB Global Marketing gave a fantastic webinar on “9 Tips to Build a Successful Facebook Page” based on the new Timeline look!

Pin!

Pin important stories to the top of your page.

 

 

 
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Tip #2 to build a successful business Page on Facebook

Published on Mar 30, 2012 in Blog

Chris Luo, Head of SMB Global Marketing gave a fantastic webinar on “9 Tips to Build a Successful Facebook Page” based on the new Timeline look!

Milestones!

Start adding your Milestones.  Date you first opened and memories that are applicable to the business.  Add photos that are indicative of those memories.

 
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