How to Use Facebook As Your Business Page Again

With the holidays in full swing, it’s time to start planning ahead for 2014! Over the course of the next few blogs, we’re going to help you craft a social media marketing plan.

Do you have a Facebook business page but you aren’t sure how to make the most of it each day? You aren’t alone.

According to Massolution’s 2015CF Industry Report, the global crowdfunding industry is set to reach $34.4 billion in 2015. Facebook has noticed this trend and have began offering a “Donate Now” button to nonprofit websites.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed with your social media accounts, you aren’t alone.

Stay ahead of the social media marketing game by familiarizing yourself with 2016’s social media trends and you will reap the rewards.
Here’s a phenomenal infographic created by CJG Digital Marketing that shows predictions for

Negative reviews aren’t always bad.
 

While your goal is to get good reviews, you’ll most likely encounter a bad review or two. It just happens.

There are many different opinions regarding when and what to post on social media, mostly because it’s different for every industry, time zone, country, etc.

Just a quick search on Google will bring up thousands of articles discussing the “best time” to post to Facebook.

Like other social media channels, YouTube enables people around the world to interact, share and create content through online communities.

Are you on the fence about whether or not your business website needs a blog?
For most businesses, a blog is the easiest way to share your own content, increase search engine traffic, increase social

“Social Media Etiquette.” While this may seem like an oxymoron, it is exists and is warranted.

The professional publishing platform LinkedIn “Pulse” is somewhat of a new concept, opening to the public in February 2014. Basically, it includes recently self-published, long-form posts from professionals in a “newsfeed”.