25 ways to get promotion on your Facebook page
You want your Facebook page to grow. You also don’t want to spend a lot of money getting it there. The best ways to grow a page tend to involve money, like running ads, which is unfortunate. If you’re looking for free promotion, though, I’ve got you covered. Try out some of these sweet techniques.
- update your cover photo
Updating an image draws attention to your page, and you can use the different image as a profile photo for something else you want to advertise, like an blog or a new product or a website. If you want to be clever, tie it in with your apps and use an arrow to point at the featured app in your top bar.
- update your profile photo
Most companies just use the space as a boring logo or picture of their storefront; you can do them one better. A rotating profile picture gives opportunities to feature various aspects of your business, or your promotions. Plus the description is a chance for some copy.
- poke your email list
Make an unpublished post with some interesting or different content and then link to the post within your mailing list. You can double up with this and make your unpublished post a deal exclusive to mailing list subscribers.
- put a social link on your other social profile
When a user finds you on Instagram they may want to follow you on Facebook as well, so make it easy for them to do so.
- write a blog post
You do not even need to focus the blog post on Facebook, just make sure you have Facebook sharing buttons on your site. That, and you can encourage users in your conclusion to like and share the post. It does not hurt, so long as you keep it toned down.
- promote more often
On Facebook, that is. The more you post, the more people will see your posts, and the more reach you’ll get on your posts. Plus, each post is a chance for users to chat with each other and with you, so you get more benefit from posting more frequently. Just make sure your posts are good.
- share presence on group
f you’re part of a group on LinkedIn or another social network, you can share your Facebook page and ask your community to help support you. Just make sure you’re not being too promotional out of nowhere; you’ll lose what goodwill you have.
- use a personal profile to share your business page
When you share it into your work at section you get a little free advertising. Better, when you share it, you gain more audience the benefits of Facebook preferring personal post over brand post.
- post your facebook page link on any print media produce
This does require that you use an easy to type URL, but that shouldn’t be difficult. Put your URL on print advertising, on business cards, on mailers, and anywhere else you can get away with it.
- poke your email list
Make an unpublished post with some interesting or different content and then link to the post within your mailing list. You can double up with this and make your unpublished post a deal exclusive to mailing list subscribers.
- put a social link on your other social profile
When a user finds you on Instagram they may want to follow you on Facebook as well, so make it easy for them to do so.
- write a blog post
You do not even need to focus the blog post on Facebook, just make sure you have Facebook sharing buttons on your site. That, and you can encourage users in your conclusion to like and share the post. It does not hurt, so long as you keep it toned down.
- promote more often
On Facebook, that is. The more you post, the more people will see your posts, and the more reach you’ll get on your posts. Plus, each post is a chance for users to chat with each other and with you, so you get more benefit from posting more frequently. Just make sure your posts are good.
- share presence on group
f you’re part of a group on LinkedIn or another social network, you can share your Facebook page and ask your community to help support you. Just make sure you’re not being too promotional out of nowhere; you’ll lose what goodwill you have.
- use a personal profile to share your business page
When you share it into your work at section you get a little free advertising. Better, when you share it, you gain more audience the benefits of Facebook preferring personal post over brand post.
- post your facebook page link on any print media produce
This does require that you use an easy to type URL, but that shouldn’t be difficult. Put your URL on print advertising, on business cards, on mailers, and anywhere else you can get away with it.
- put a social link on your other social profile
When a user finds you on Instagram they may want to follow you on Facebook as well, so make it easy for them to do so.
- write a blog post
You do not even need to focus the blog post on Facebook, just make sure you have Facebook sharing buttons on your site. That, and you can encourage users in your conclusion to like and share the post. It does not hurt, so long as you keep it toned down.
- promote more often
- promote more often
On Facebook, that is. The more you post, the more people will see your posts, and the more reach you’ll get on your posts. Plus, each post is a chance for users to chat with each other and with you, so you get more benefit from posting more frequently. Just make sure your posts are good.
- share presence on group
f you’re part of a group on LinkedIn or another social network, you can share your Facebook page and ask your community to help support you. Just make sure you’re not being too promotional out of nowhere; you’ll lose what goodwill you have.
- use a personal profile to share your business page
When you share it into your work at section you get a little free advertising. Better, when you share it, you gain more audience the benefits of Facebook preferring personal post over brand post.
- post your facebook page link on any print media produce
This does require that you use an easy to type URL, but that shouldn’t be difficult. Put your URL on print advertising, on business cards, on mailers, and anywhere else you can get away with it.
- use a personal profile to share your business page
When you share it into your work at section you get a little free advertising. Better, when you share it, you gain more audience the benefits of Facebook preferring personal post over brand post.
- post your facebook page link on any print media produce
This does require that you use an easy to type URL, but that shouldn’t be difficult. Put your URL on print advertising, on business cards, on mailers, and anywhere else you can get away with it.
When you share it into your work at section you get a little free advertising. Better, when you share it, you gain more audience the benefits of Facebook preferring personal post over brand post.
- post your facebook page link on any print media produce
This does require that you use an easy to type URL, but that shouldn’t be difficult. Put your URL on print advertising, on business cards, on mailers, and anywhere else you can get away with it.
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