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Staying in Front of Customers in Social Media

How do I stay in front of my customers on Social Media? Here are a few ideas that will totally help!

1 – Maintain an engaging presence on social media.

If you don’t already have an account for your business on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linked In or Pinterest. So go do it now 🙂 Being active on social media not only lets you chat with your customers and attract new ones. Put yourself out there!

2 – Know your customers

Follow up after a sale….send a FB message or email them. What do they think of the candle or makeup, or pair of cool shoes they just bought? Let them know you’re available to chat if they have any questions. After all …you are interested in more than their money, right? Send a Birthday Card, Thank you Card...any kind of card (well you know what kind of card not to send…..)

3 – Ask questions, Ask for feedback, Ask them for their advice, Take them to lunch, Give them a ring…..(no not that kind) …

Now tell us, what are some ways that you stay in front of your customers?

Making Your Facebook Profile Link to Facebook Page

By Annette 1 Comment

Making Your Facebook Profile Link to Facebook Page is an easy step, but some are missing one important thing..The link in their work history to their Facebook page. This usually goes to one of those generic suitcase company pages. Wouldn’t you rather link to your Facebook Business page?

Well, Let’s learn how:

First ….Copy your Facebook Business Page Link

Then do these steps:

Go to your your FB profile
Go to edit your page
Find your work history
Go to your present work

Now—

Paste that Facebook page link here and ta-da!

You have your page connected to your current work! And people will find your page easily now and it will be clickable.

Isn’t this awesome???

Blueprints and Flowcharts

By Annette Leave a Comment

Do you have a step-by-step blueprint or flowchart for getting results or solving problems in your niche area? Or even for your own business?

A blueprint is a plan, a layout, a design. In product creation, it shows your customers how the information you’re given is going to be laid out for them to achieve a specific result.

Here are some “blueprints” I found quickly on Amazon:

Lucid Immersion Guidebook: A Holistic Blueprint For Lucid Dreaming
The Beauty Blueprint: 8 Steps to Building the Life and Look of Your Dreams WLM
Attitude Reconstruction: A Blueprint for Building a Better Life
A Blueprint for Financial Success: Learn How to Play the Game
The Responsibility Trap: A Blueprint for Treating the Alcoholic Family
Search Engine Optimization: Your Visual Blueprint for Effective Internet Marketing

As you can see, you can create a blueprint for almost any niche. Don’t these make you at least “feel” like you will be successful?

What blueprint can you make for your niche?

I suggest including a flowchart in your blueprint. A flowchart will show how you will reach the end and all the steps you would take. In a blueprint, you want to provide specifics and direction, not give too many options.

**Adapted from a Gwen Tanner article