Getting your Facebook page discovered

#joannedewberry facebookAfter the hustle bustle of Christmas and New Year celebrations you will notice an inevitable decrease in your Facebook page reach.
This isn’t a ploy by Facebook to get you to spend cash on advertising. Consumers/clients/Facebook users are just busying their day with other things and spending less time on Facebook. Fact!
Even if you have kept up to date, posted daily, scheduled in posts, replied to comments you will still notice the slump.

How can we increase our visibility again?

Firstly don’t stop what you are doing! Make sure you are still posting everyday! This is so important. Have a look through your insights to calculate what time of day via what media (links, updates, images) gets maximum exposure and schedule posts in then.

Secondly do a bit of housekeeping :-

  • Are your details correct?
  • Check that your website address and email are correct.
  • Have you filled in all the sections – descriptions, categories, this will all help when people use the Facebook search facility.
  • Have you claimed the vanity URL
  • Is the cover image/banner up to date? Last years Christmas banner screams unloved Facebook page.
  • Have you added recent milestones?
  • When was the last time you invited people to like your page? Invite friends, use the build an audience option to email your database. Tweet your Facebook URL out during #localhours

Thirdly network – being able to comment on business pages as your business rather than your personal profile is such a great way to interact and drive traffic to your Facebook page.

And finally pop along to my Facebook page and ask me a question, comment on what you thought of this blog or maybe just say hi 🙂

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3 Comments

  1. January 22, 2014 / 8:05 pm

    it’s good to know this about facebook, and know it’s just normal! I enjoy using fb and feel like i have become part of a bit of a community on there, and it’s a good source to find out what’s going on, some things which can be really helpful for my business.

  2. Mummy Whiskers
    January 26, 2014 / 10:59 am

    Great post with some helpful tips, I’m a newbie blogger and found this very helpful #BlowYourOwnBlog-Horn