Facebook has the following characteristics that you may greatly enjoy and benefit from:
* Range - It almost reaches everybody.
* Simplicity - It is very simple to use so that kids can learn it.
* Capacity - It can email your whole fans or contacts simultaneously at a time.
If you determine for your business to go with Facebook, you have to create a "Fan Page". Basically, this is your business profile. In Fan pages, you can create an RRS feed and build custom applications, Here are two among the tutorials on line that offer instructions step-by-step to create a "Fan Page":
But you may outsource this if you think this may overwhelm you much. You may find someone you can afford to set this up for you. There are many people who go with Facebook who want to be known as Social Media experts themselves.
Here are you 15 minutes a day To-do list after you have created the Fan page:
- One minute status updating. It is always good to update your status and make it related or relevant to your audience.
- Two minutes adding new blog posts, photos, videos, and others to your wall. You can set up with other Social Media sites like Twitter to add those updates automatically to your wall.
- Four minutes reviewing your news feed. Also comment on posts and updates from your contacts.
- Two minutes answering invitations or messages in your inbox.
- Two minutes location new people to be invited to your Fan page. You may do this as you check out the friends of present page fans.
The time alloted may seem illusive, indeed it is. This also calls a very fast connection of the internet to cover it up. You may change the time allotment if you think this is not enough. However, what we are after is to concentrate only on the most important task and stop when you're finished. You could spend unlimitedly puttering around Facebook but your objective is to set a time limit and spend it more profitably. Or maybe you could add more friends or involve more in conversation. Meanwhile, access and go get contacts or customers.
