Anyone who knows me well will know that I am a bit of a book worm and enjoy reading a wide range of literature including Law of Attraction, self improvement and Zen Buddhism.
Around a year ago I read Timothy Ferriss’ book “The Four Hour Work Week” who mentioned “Pareto’s Law”. (Yep, I’m still working on that four hour work week and have got it down to around 50 hours from 51. So I’m making progress.)
I’ve already covered in Part 1 and Part 2 of this series, 7 jaw droppingly simple methods you can use to attract more fans to your Facebook fan page. After all, whats the use in posting updates if nobody is listening?
In today’s post I will give you three more really easy methods. I’m sure that you can think of many more yourself? If so, please leave a comment and share some ideas on how you promote your own fan page to the world.
In part 1 of“10 Simple Ways To Promote Your Facebook Fan Page”, I gave you three easy ways of how you can promote your facebook fan page in order to attract more fans.
Facebook, if used correctly, is a great tool for building your brand and in turn, gain greater mind share within your niche. With over 500 million registered users, it’s important that you use Facebook and other similar social media sites, as a part of your marketing mix.
Due to it’s viral nature, Facebook represents a great opportunity for those who have a product or service which has the potential to really engage the online masses and humanize your brand.
So, enough jibba jabba. You DO want more fans don’t you? Good! Check out 4 more simple ways of promoting your Facebook fan page.
Do you have a fan/business page on Facebook and need to attract some fans?
Well start reading my 3 part series and find out how you can do just that using some simple techniques.
Facebook represents a fantastic opportunity for any business looking to make its mark on the web. If you can attract enough fans initially and create some great posts, then there’s a great chance that word will spread virally between Facebook members gaining you more followers and brand exposure.
Facebook recently announced that it had over 500 million users. With this many people now using the service, it has become a great place to gain new business. It also gives you the opportunity to interact with your customers and humanize yourself.
Blogs are great. They enable you to interact with potential customers and other visitors, promote new offers, content and other important information.
But for every blog owner, allowing comments can be a real chore to say the least. Blog comment spam is rife. It’s not nice taking hours to write a well researched blog post, only to have half the planet descend on your blog in order to place a comment that says something like:
NICE POST!
or
I have been doing some research into this…..will definitely tell all my friends!
or
On a post about real estate for sale you may get something like:
Hey! This is really cool, exactly what I was looking for. The designs here are so fabulous!. Thanks for uploading this stuff.
These are some of the good ones! Others may have pornographic links inserted or may appear to be complete gibberish.
So you see. Total garbage! A real pain in the butt!
The title of my post today is “What is Your UVP?”.
So what is a UVP? Many of you I am sure know that UVP = Unique Value Proposition. And if you didn’t know, you do now!
Promoting your business online has become harder an harder. The web has become a saturated cesspool of billions of pages and websites, lots of which offer the same old thing. This trend, is set to continue for sure.
A few years back, you could do business online with little competition. Today, well, this is just not the case. Want to start an ecommerce site and sell sunglasses. Competition. Want to sell holidays. Competition. Want to sell real estate. Competition. I think you get what I am saying.
Like the picture above depicts. You are shouting and shouting but is anyone really listening? If not, why?
Came across a fantastic infographic on “How Google Works”. Great piece of viral and link bait content. Click on the image if your eyesight is as bad as mine!
I was recently reading one of the latest SeoMoz blog posts on 30 SEO problems and tools to solve them and point #6 concerned link atrophy and one of the tools that you can use to diagnose link atrophy issues.
For me, the post was quite interesting and got me thinking about something that many people are either not aware of, or just don’t pay too much attention too.
I’ve not posted for a while as I am just so busy promoting my clients sites, but I want to start posting more often and will endeavor to do just that from now on.
Quite frankly, I could make this post very very long as there is just so much I can cover, but I am aware that too long a post can not only confuse, but also prevent users from reading it in the first place. So, I will try and keep things as brief as possible and try to touch on the key points.
Ever wondered how the social media graph may affect the search algorithms in the future?
I personally have, and its my view that Google is showing many signs that it is using the “social graph” more and more to influence its ranking algorithm.
Google recently introduced its new product, Google Buzz, which is incorporated into Gmail. Google Buzz is like twitter in that you can share what you are doing, share videos, images and links etc and generally provide your followers with status updates.
I have had a brief play, and I think it will be a big hit.
It’s my personal view that eventually users will move away from search engines. “What?” you say. “You must be mad mate!”. Well a little yes but let me explain.
The world has changed big time in recent years, not only how people interact online but also in terms of trust. Word-of-mouth has always been a great source of leads and information and I personally think this is the way the web is going. People will not be looking on Google or Bing or any other search engine for information. They will be asking their hundreds or thousands of connected followers that they have within the social sphere in order to find what they are looking for, or answers to questions they may have!
What do you think? I would love to hear your point of view. Feel free to send me a tweet, connect on facebook, mail me or leave a comment below.