It’s been a while since receiving my invite to the beta of Google Plus. At first, I jumped right in, updated my profile, created some circles, connected with the people who I knew already on there, good times.
Then the reality hit that there were a ton of people NOT on Google+. The people who were active were people I was already following on Twitter or Facebook or other sites so it began to feel a bit redundant. As well, I then had to re-connect with everyone and group them into areas that I think they would fit, try and remember why I had followed someone to begin with on Twitter, re-evaluate my “friends”; all-in-all a very time-consuming task.
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In the past, if you didn’t have a website you were deemed an illegitimate business and “behind the times”. Now that attitude has shifted to social media marketing. If you’re not where your clients are you are losing business.
So someone chimes in at your staff meeting that “we need a Facebook” and everyone nods in agreement, though completely uncertain of what that means.
Create a Facebook Page:
- Create a page, not a profile. Just go to www.facebook.com and towards the bottom you’ll see a “Create a Page” option. You can and should sign up a new user as the page owner (I recommend something generic within your company like facebook@company.com and NOT creating the page using an existing employee’s Facebook profile).
- Fill out as much info as you want for your page and then promote!
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