Post by Admin on Jan 8, 2018 10:34:41 GMT
1. Post Funny or Informative Pictures or Videos.
Most Facebook marketers know that posting photos will generate engagement from fans.
We live in a visual world – and with more Facebook users than ever using mobile devices to scan their news feeds, visual posts are more important than ever.
Why do people (and their eyeballs) gravitate toward visual content like pictures?
Because pictures and graphics are often easier to consume – and usually more fun to share.
Here’s some advice for posting images on your Facebook business page:
Don’t violate copyright – I’m no lawyer, but I know you shouldn’t slap your logo on an image you didn’t create
Post graphics you make yourself (when possible)
Take and post photos with your phone (just make sure they aren’t blurry)
Don’t clutter your images with text
Mix it up – add in illustrations, memes, videos & infographics to compliment your photos
Don’t only post photos if you’re trying to drive traffic to a website – that’s what link posts are for!
2. Post Fill-in-the-Blanks Type Post (LIKE - My all-time favourite Smartphone brand is __.)
Use fill-in-the-blank posts if you love getting comments on your posts!
I’ve found that people love to offer their input on these types of posts.
Here’s my advice for posting fill-in-the-blank posts on Facebook:
Keep the post short – 80-100 characters
Personalize the update – appeal to the values & emotions of your fans
Ask for short answers (preferably one word) – engagement will suffer if the post requires writing an entire sentence
Don’t be afraid to stray off topic – not every update has to be about your product or niche
Here’s an example that could work for any business:
My all-time favourite Smartphone brand is __.
3. Ask Questions (That can be answered in 1 or 2 words)
We often generate lots of engagement on the Post Planner Facebook page by simply asking questions.
If you need inspiration, check out our Status Ideas Engine for suggestions about questions, fill-in-the-blanks, trivia, quotes and lots of other kinds of posts.
Here’s my advice on asking good questions on Facebook:
Keep the question short – 100-140 characters (like a tweet)
Ask questions that can be answered in 1 or 2 words
Ask Yes/No, True/False or Like/Dislike questions
Try multiple choice questions – but keep the choices to fewer than 3!
Here’s an example I just pulled from the Status Ideas Engine:
What’s the first French word that pops in your head?
4. Run Contests On Your FAN Page.
DISCLAIMER: I LOVE CONTESTS – especially on Facebook!!
I’ve won many contests with prizes like free apps, T-shirts & even a 55-inch Samsung LCD TV valued at more than $3,500! Thanks Nick Unsworth!
Today the great thing about Facebook contests is that most of the rules have been eliminated.
You no longer have to house your contest inside a 3rd party app on your page (although there are still lots of reasons to use an app to run your contest).
Now you can simply post a status update to your page and ask fans to Like or comment to enter the contest.
Sooo easy!
5. Give Your Post a Paid Boost
Although getting your post featured on a Channel is awesome, it isn’t enough. You need to help your post go red hot.
After your content gets attached to the channel, you need to quickly drive lots of traffic to it. This will help push your post to top of channel, as opposed to being just listed on the channel in fifth position (or wherever it ends up being shown).
You have to get to the top spot. How?
Spend a few bucks (no more than $50) on Facebook and Twitter promoted posts. This will help quickly drive lots of traffic to your LinkedIn post. Or Visit SMMSUMO.COM website they do provide High-quality Facebook Followers with real User and 2 years of replacement protection on our each service with MoneyBack Guarantee.