1.2 Don’t Get Left Behind
1.2 Don’t Get Left Behind
by | Aug 18, 2016
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Why Facebook?
- Why should you care about this in the first place?
- Nielsen is the largest rating firm in the world.
- They looked at the largest trafficked websites in the world.
- Google is #1.
- YouTube and Facebook go back and forth between #2 and #3.
- People spend 450% more time on Facebook than they do on Google
- There are 1.4 Billion people on Facebook today.
- That number is set to double in two years = 2.8 billion people.
- The fastest growing segment of Facebook is people in their 60’s
- The reality is you’re on Facebook and are ahead of the conversation or you’re getting left behind.
- Referral Traffic
- Facebook is outpacing Google for the #1 source of traffic.
- I can drive better and more targeted traffic.
- Amazon’s traffic from Facebook rose 321% last year.
- I don’t use SEO. I use that time to cultivate relationships with my customers.
- Discovery is the New Search
- People used to find your business through Google searches.
- People are now coming to your site in entirely new ways.
- People are now clicking the like button your Facebook page.
- Maybe one of your friends or fans shared a video, commented on you page, shared a photo from your stack.
- Discovery is word of mouth marketing online.
- Friend Recommendations Drive Sales
- A consumer study shows that consumers are 68% more likely to buy a product recommended by a Facebook friend.
- A Facebook friend isn’t always someone you know in real life.
- Another study showed that Facebook fans can be “Super Customers”.
- A super customer is someone who spends 135% – 150% more than non-fans.
- Find new Ways to Drive Traffic
- It’s not just the ‘like’ button anymore.
- Getting likes on Facebook do not equal customers or readers.
- Newsfeed optimization is critical. (secret – it’s easy)
- Facebook comments on your website for customer testimonials and reviews.
- Post Purchase Shares
- Deliver a lot of value.
- Get testimonials from happy customers.
- Post purchase sales recommendations.
- Second only to friends, shoppers and customers most looked at reviews from people ‘like themselves’ to decide on a purchase.