Get the 2013 Facebook Best Practices for Business

Posted on January 21, 2013 • Written by Brad Anderson

FRUITION just published the 2013 Facebook Best Practices Guide for Businesses. Find out the latest and greatest about Facebook marketing for you business today. The Facebook Best Practices for Business is updated about once a month so you can also opt to receive these updates FREE as well. The entire guide is free for you to download and share within your company. Please do not re-post elsewhere.

Facebook Business Pages,
Demographic Targeting,
Updating Images,
Facebook Milestones,
Adding videos properly,
Optimizing photos on Facebook to generate the most views from Friends of Friends,
Improving your brand’s visibility,
Audience building,
contest setup and promoting increases,

Also, detailed information on promoting engagement such as:

Tips on what types of information is shared the most,
Offer Facebook deals,
Help with developing your business’ personality – is it fun, is it serious, what fits your brand?

Paid Facebook Content for Businesses

Facebook offers three ways to promote your content through paid platforms. These include Facebook Ads, Sponsored Stories, and Promoted Posts. Fruition’s Facebook Guide covers each in depth and walks you through which is right for your business.

Facebook Analytics for Businesses

Facebook Analytics is a way to see how things are working or not working. Are you Likes going up are your Friends of Fans getting exposure to your brand, are People Talking About you, what is your Weekly Total Reach? These are all questions that the Guide walks you through. The goal is to get you to focus on the analytics that matter for your social media and not waste time on unnecessary metrics that do not exposure wins and losses in the social media world.

Facebook best practices for businesses 2013

The Fruition best practices guide for businesses is free. Download it today.

Written by Brad Anderson

Brad Anderson is the Executive Director and Founder of Fruition. Brad’s focus is supporting Fruition’s team to enable sustainable growth and excellent client satisfaction (EBITDA growth). With a strong statistical background, Brad built Fruition’s in-house software that is used to manage client success.