Promoting Your Facebook Page

Most of us are already well-versed with social media marketing and maintaining our business pages on Facebook too. It can be quite challenging to promote the page and keep its visibility going and customer engagements high. It’s time to get the page in front of people and drive traffic to your page... Here’s how:  

Your Network 

People want to connect with you and your brand. Sometimes, you just have to send them subtle reminders to make them aware that they can communicate with you easily. If someone’s subscribed to your emails or newsletter they are most likely to connect with you on Facebook too. Ofcourse, you need to tell them to join you on Facebook and 'like' your page. You can access ‘Constant Contact’ email templates to do so. Once people ‘like’ you on Facebook, your regular updates and posts will show up on their news feed which can help engaging them to your page and brand.

Buyers need to find you

If you have a website or blog, make sure you add a Facebook icon which directs fans directly to your Facebook page. This will make it easy for your audience to find you and connect socially with you on Facebook.

Share It

Facebook has billions of active users. That is a huge pool of potential customers waiting and wanting to connect with your business. Share your page with all your friends and family to make the visibility higher. If you link your business’s Facebook page to your personal network, your fan base will grow. Also, it’s a good idea to share your Facebook page on other social networks.

Connect Offline

If you promote your product on print material, don’t forget to include a show your Facebook page there. Make sure people notice that you have a page on Facebook on offline modes too. The more fans you have, the more your posts, pictures and videos will reach the people.  

Tell Everyone

If you’re presenting your product at a promotional event, workshop, etc, include an image and link to your page in the slideshow.

These are small and easy ways to promote your Facebook page. Get set and begin sharing! 

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