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Purpose of Facebook Marketing for Small Business

Facebook is revolutionizing the way we communicate and connect. This is the element that fuels the fire and keeps people coming back to Facebook. For businesses, Facebook is a built-in endorsement and testimonial machine. Facebook is absolutely important for business because it is truly becoming the 800-pound gorilla in social media. It is a way you will connect with your customers, prospects, partners, employees, potential employees and influencers. It is also a place to generate leads and sales-if you do it the right way. Need help growing your audience and engaging your leads on Facebook? It may be time to partner with a local SEO company in Pagosa Springs that understands the needs and challenges of small businesses. For more information please visit here https://advdms.com/seo-services-in-pagosa-springs/

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Purpose of Facebook Marketing for Small Business

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  1. Purpose of Facebook Marketing for Small Business Facebook is primarily a broadcast site, so your focus will be in building and nurturing a community and promoting content to your community so they will eventually make it to your website or blog. Build awareness about your brand in the community.  By sharing your expertise with others you add value and build credibility and visibility.  When your community starts engaging with your Facebook page, their friends will become aware of your business because their activity on your page will show up on their friends’ News Feed. Provide customer service.  Your customers will use your Facebook page as a customer service tool.  They will post customer service issues and reviews, where they are, and they’ll expect you to respond and deal with them online. Place content where your customers go every day. When you post on your Facebook page,  your content will show up on followers’ news feeds. This is much more effective than email marketing. Source: vendesocial.com www.advdms.com

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