Depending on your business goals, a healthy growing Facebook community can be an important part of your strategy. This is not to say that your success should be measured only from the standpoint of the number of followers on your page or that the number of "likes" or other social validation your page receives will necessarily lead to success in your niche. But if growing your Facebook community translates into more visitors to your site, more browsers or buyers in your e-commerce store, or more potential clients checking out your profile and qualifications, you may want to pay attention to Andrea Vahl's 10 tips for making your Facebook following all it can be.
10 Tips for Growing Your Facebook Community
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Made Hot by: MarketWiz on January 14, 2013 2:27 pm
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127 days ago
Thank you for sharing!
128 days ago
Many people seem fond of saying these days that too much emphasis is being placed on building Facebook communities, that "likes," for example, have little real value to your business or that counting the number of followers you have on your Facebook page is the wrong approach. Bottom line, however: Facebook brings traffic and attention to your site and visibility to your brand. Loved coming across your post in the BizSugar community.