NOTE: This is part 2-part discussion. If you haven’t read or listened to part 1 yet, please do so before continuing.
Taking the Plunge
Now, it’s time to officially set up your group. You don’t have to fear this process at all. You already have plans for what your group will be about. You just have to choose your group’s name and go ahead and set your group up with Facebook’s easy process.
One of the great benefits of Facebook is that it’s not technical at all. It should really only take minutes to get your group up and running. Don’t worry about this process… I promise you it’s not difficult.
I’m going to go through a few of the most basic steps below, though Facebook has fantastic tutorials and will be the most updated.
My Experiences Running a Facebook Group
Twitter is an exceptional social media platform. While Facebook is a lot more flexible and has a much bigger reach, Twitter’s nothing to sneeze at. It’s a way to express your business in 140 characters or less. It’s a way to spread the word about what you have to offer, to develop a following, to network with other marketers, and more.
Many marketers and others who are desperate for traffic really like the idea of Twitter, but are stumped on how to get followers in the first place. After all, if you don’t have Twitter followers you’re basically tweeting to yourself, and that’s no fun.
There are few marketing tools more beneficial for business these days than Facebook. Facebook is an extremely highly trafficked social site that could be great for your business.