Category Archives: Social Marketing

The Facebook Live Checklist

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If you’ve spent any time on Facebook lately, you may have received notifications when your friends and favorite business contacts went live. Maybe you’ve even tried the live videos yourself, but the results didn’t exactly bowl you over.

Would you like to get better results? Of course you would! And that’s exactly what this checklist will help you do. Read on to discover the secrets for creating engaging live videos that boost your viewership and lead to more subscribers and sales…

Define Your Goal

Before you even think of flipping that camera on, you need to start by defining the purpose of your live video. For example:

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The Facebook Business Page Setup Checklist

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More than one billion people are already active on Facebook, which makes this platform a superb way to reach your audience. And if you run a business, Facebook offers you the opportunity to set up a business page to directly reach your audience. Here’s how to do it…

Step 1: Set Up Your Page

While you may be tempted to use your personal page as your business page, it’s a better idea to set up a regular business page for these two reasons:

  1. Personal accounts have a limit of 5000 friends. I’m guessing you want to reach a whole lot more people than that, right?
  2. Facebook frowns on running a business from your personal page. They’re likely to shut down your account or require you to set up a business page.

So here’s what you need to do:

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The Content Creation for Social Media Checklist

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It’s no secret that a good social media strategy relies heavily on you having plenty of awesome content to share. But the problem is, creating all that content yourself takes time! Next thing you know, you’re burning up big chunks of every work day just creating content for your social media campaigns!

Is there a better way? You bet there is. And this checklist will show you how to create content faster and easier than ever!

NOTE: I bet you’re thinking we’re going to talk about outsourcing, right? Well, that is a FANTASTIC way to create content the quick and easy way. But since we’ve covered that in other checklists, you’re going to three fresh ideas that may even surprise you. Check it out…

Take Advantage of Crowdsourcing

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Facebook Groups – A beginners guide to running a Facebook group

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This bonus report explores how to create and manage a Facebook group from the perspective of an absolute beginner. It also teaches how to promote Facebook Groups once they have been created.

Chapter List:

  • Introduction
  • What Are Facebook Groups and Why Are They Important?
  • Starting a Facebook Group
  • Promoting Your Facebook Group
  • The Continued Care and Feeding of Your Facebook Group
  • Conclusion

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The Ultimate Guide to Content Ideas Checklist

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Take a look at just about any successful social media page, and you’ll quickly see that most people post a variety of content to keep their audience engaged. What’s more, if you’re posting on multiple platforms, then you’ll naturally need a variety of content. For example, Twitter posts are just 140 characters, whereas Instagram is all about posting photos.

So where do you get all of these content ideas to keep your audience engaged? That’s what this checklist will help you do. Take a look…

Inspirational or Motivational Quotes: You can share your own quotes, or share relevant quotes from famous people. You can share them directly, or put them on a graphical background to make them standout.

TIP: If you turn them into graphics, you can share them on sites like Pinterest. If you leave short quotes as text, they work really well on Twitter.

For example, you might share motivational “never give up” style quotes with followers who are trying to accomplish a goal, such as losing weight or starting a business.

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