You’re a small business. You work hard, but you don’t have thousands to invest in a multiamedia, cross-channel campaign to buff up your social media standing. You need practical advice you can easily translate into more “likes” on Facebook, more followers on Twitter. Here are a few tips for your to get the lead out–without breaking the bank.<\/p>\n
1. Share useful articles, videos, and links to resources that can directly benefit your customer.<\/p>\n
2. Don’t be afraid to ask for help or for fresh ideas\u2014it keeps your fan base interested and interactive.<\/p>\n
3. Post at least once a week. Activity keeps you relevant in the mighty eyes of Google.<\/p>\n
4. List ways to connect with other parts of your business. For example, a link where your fans can sign up for your newsletter.<\/p>\n
5. Post recent work or ongoing collaborations. Even if you’re a resource for your fans, they still don’t mind hearing (occasionally) about what’s going on in that office of yours.<\/p>\n
6. Actively network. Find similar companies and message them. Identify client bases, and do what you can to tap into them.<\/p>\n
7. Offer discounts. Better yet, offer discounts only available to your Facebook fans.<\/p>\n
‘Til next time,<\/p>\n
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