Do you want to delete a Facebook Page permanently?
We’re going to show you how to permanently delete a Facebook Page you no longer want or need in just four steps.
To delete a Facebook Page, simply follow the instructions below.
Remember, when you delete a Facebook Page, not only are you permanently deleting it from Facebook, but you’re also going to lose any photos or status updates that you’ve posted (which probably isn’t a big deal if you’re planning to delete a Facebook Page).
Today, Facebook unveiled Facebook Graph Search, a new way to search through your Facebook connections and to help make them more useful (outside of just providing updates). What this means is that instead of searching through your Facebook news feed, you can use Facebook Graph Search to help you get more granular within your existing connections and make new connections in the process.
Continue reading Facebook Graph Search, the Next Big Thing In Social Media?
It doesn’t really matter who you ask – when you mention the term social media, everyone instantly thinks Facebook. That’s because not only does Facebook have over 1 billion users looking to connect with their friends and family, but the social network also works great for business owners as well.
So how effective is Facebook at driving personal and business interactions?
Consider these stats about Facebook for personal and business use:
Couple that with the fact technology research firm, Gartner feels that social commerce is the next big thing and suggests that by 2015, social commerce will generate $30 billion in sales, there are plenty of reasons as to why you should be using Facebook for both personal and business reasons.
So which way should Facebook be used primarily for? Facebook for business or Facebook for personal? Check out this infographic on how Facebook is currently being used – and the impact that it is having for personal uses and in business.
Continue reading Facebook for business or Facebook for personal – a comparison
At the urging of your friends, you created a Facebook Page for your business, but around one year later, the party is over, your Facebook Page is hanging on by a thread, and you’re still stuck with a low number of likes and very little engagement from your Facebook Page fans.
If you’re like most businesses stuck in this situation, you’re quick to point fingers that Facebook simply doesn’t work. Actually, it does.
The problem isn’t Facebook – it’s your business that’s the problem.
Now before you get mad, I’m not saying that you have products that are necessarily bad. Chances are you have really great products that provide a solution to customers. What’s missing though is that you have bad Facebook Marketing for your business. That’s why your Facebook Page sucks.
Here’s what you most likely did for your Facebook Marketing.
In late August, I wrote about how to merge duplicate Facebook Pages. This method works great if you want to merge just two Facebook Pages together. What do you do if you have more than one Facebook Page and want to merge all of them together though? We’re going to show you how to merge Facebook Pages together when you have more than one Facebook Page.
Before we begin, I wanted to highlight one way that a lot of people often try to use to merge Facebook Pages. This involves posting a message on one page and to include a link to the correct Facebook Page you want fans to like. While you may get a few of your fans to convert to your new page, this tutorial on how to merge Facebook Pages can make it much easier (and faster) to merge Facebook Pages together. All you need is to use the request to merge multiple Facebook Pages form.
Before we show you how to merge multiple Facebook Pages, there are a few things you need to prepare first:
One of the most overlooked features for your Facebook Page is the Facebook recommendations box. This is a valuable tool to add to your Facebook Page because it allows you to collect feedback from fans and customers.
The Facebook recommendations box isn’t just a way to collect feedback. It can serve multiple purposes:
When you add the Facebook recommendations box to your Facebook Page, you now have a single place to collect feedback from fans and customers on your Facebook Page.
Because the recommendations box is only available on your Facebook Page and not in your news feed, if someone hasn’t visited your page, this is a great opportunity to direct someone to your Facebook Page who hasn’t yet become a fan yet.
The Facebook recommendations box isn’t just a way to get people to your Facebook Page. Once you get them there, you can collect valuable feedback from them to learn what they like and don’t like about your business.
There are lots of types of feedback you can collect from the recommendations box; new product feedback, customer service issues, website improvements, etc.
With the feedback you’ve collected, you’re now ready for business success. Just be sure you take the recommendations you receive and put them to use to improve different aspects of your business.
Continue reading How to add the Facebook recommendations box to your Facebook Page
For those of you who are just getting started with Pinterest, it is important to know the proper dimensions. This way you are producing quality images or videos and can maximize your opportunities to have your pinned images repinned by others.
To help you out, I’ve put together this Pinterest Dimensions infographic – complete with all of the proper sizes and tidbits of information you need to know to be effective on Pinterest.
Pinterest dimensions
Today, Facebook unveiled a new feature for Facebook Pages called onsite notifications. While Facebook onsite notifications sounds like a tool to notify businesses when a customer or fan is “onsite” so that they can offer them a special or deal, it is anything but that.
What are Facebook onsite notifications?
Continue reading Facebook Onsite Notifications and what this means for your Facebook Pages
At the urging of your business partners, you signed your business up for the most popular social networks – Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and even went so far as to create a LinkedIn profile for yourself. Upon joining, you expected the growth to be slow – a few fans, a few followers here or there. Fast forward 90 days later though and your accounts have stayed consistently flat. No grand splash. What to do?
Like most businesses who joined a social network, expecting a social networking gold rush complete with lots of fans and followers, that’s not the case. In fact, most businesses will start off and remain flat – not because it doesn’t work – it does.
The typical problem with most businesses who join a social network is that they’re expecting overnight growth. This is something that doesn’t just happen overnight. Growth through social media is something you have to work at – just ask anyone who joined a social network. For example, I didn’t start out with 27,000+ Facebook fans. It was (and still is) something that I have to work at each and every day.
So how can you fix the low social media engagement that you’re experiencing? The wrong answer is to give up. Instead, try these 5 ways to fix low social media engagement.
If I could offer one piece of advice to business owners about social media it’s this. If you have a Facebook Page, make sure you advertise that you’re on Facebook. Don’t assume customers know you are on Facebook. A great free way to do this is with Facebook signs.
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