SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING FACEBOOK
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do I need social media for my business? The answer is almost always, yes. Even if you think your business may be too small to reap the powerful benefits of the social media world, there's a lot on your plate to deal with. When you're running a business, add managing a social media account to your already full plate, and it seems like one more thing to worry or stress about right. Not necessarily like everything else. Managing a social media account only becomes time consuming when you don't know what you're doing. Once you've learned what you're supposed to be doing and do it right, which is why you're reading this book to begin with. Managing a social media page like Facebook is not that complicated. So what is your business? Need a Facebook page? Well, quite frankly, because it's expected. Do you know anybody today that does not have a Facebook account? Highly unlikely. And if you did find someone without a Facebook account, it probably raise your eyebrows in surprise. Just about everyone has one. And if you do know someone who doesn't that one of the very, very rare few go back 15 or 20 years ago. If your business did not have a website, your consumers might be wondering why you don't have one. What's going on there Now The same thing is happening with Facebook. Page is not having a social media page, and marketing through that platform makes your business the odd one out. And in a world where competition is high and fast paced, you definitely don't want to be the odd business out. Consumers want to see your Facebook page. They want to see social proof that other consumers like your business. They want to see reviews and read what others have said about your products or services. Social networks influence at least 74% of a shopper's purchasing decisions. Another Hub spot report indicates that consumers air 71% MAWR likely to purchase products that have been recommended on social media.