Facebook for Bloggers and Marketers

Facebook is the largest social network platform in the world. It’s a medium for sharing various content. Even marketers and bloggers need to find themselves in this area. But not just any content, you need to be wise about posting your content. The rules of Facebook are simple to follow and have laid-back vibes to it.

So let us tour you around simple steps for that laid-back feeling for bloggers and marketers alike. Here is what you should do:

1. Make a Facebook Page

You must create a Facebook Page to help with your blog or marketing tools. Facebook Page is created for brands and organizations alike including bloggers and marketers. If you’re losing sight of how to make a Facebook Page, here it is: From your Facebook profile, create a page by clicking a Page type. Fill out the information needed. Then, click Create Page. Then, viola, you have a Facebook Page.

1. Sharing Content

Inform readers about your new blog posts by posting your links manually rather than using a third-party app. Feel free to go personal, spread, and share content. Also, offer a teaser! Don’t just offer a lazy URL link, post some link introduction they can click on. In the news feed, post an image that can resonate well with your readers - something eye-catching.

Don’t forget to share content from other bloggers or marketers too but please do it sparingly. Put in a few words to show why these links are important. Tag others as to the work you’ve shared. This opens opportunities for interaction.

1. Interact with your Readers.

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Facebook readers are separate and distinct from your Twitter or Instagram readers. Some readers find it more appealing to interact through Facebook for it brings a more personal vibe so do connect with your readers occasionally.

 You can even offer tidbits of information to stir responses for future blog topics.

1. Follow Etiquette.

You must learn to respond immediately to any questions posted on your wall. The sooner, the better. Share things about yourself but not too much. Keep it laid-back professional but fun. Learn when to post at a prime time. Follow tools that are reflective of your readers’ interests. Follow other’s lead and make your presence and identity truly your own. You’ll find it in you along the way. Don’t expect overnight results. It does take a lot of pruning. Have fun along the way. This time you’ll never get lost with these guides.