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2 – Naming Your Page

by | Aug 18, 2016

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In Facebook for Authors – Naming Your Page – you will learn:

  • How to name your page to maximize likes
  • The difference between Branding & Direct marketing
  • Why you can benefit from naming your page your personal brand
  • A Great Page Name Increases Likes
    • Thoughtfully naming your page can increase your likes massively
    • A great page name can automatically increase the likability of your page 10x’s – 100x’s
    • With the wrong name, you may be stuck with the tiny page for LIFE
  • Direct Marketing vs. Branding
    • Yoga Escape (Direct Marketing)
    • Manchebo Beach Resort & Spa (Branding)
  • Direct Marketing vs. Branding
    • Direct Marketing (Costa Rica Facebook Page)
    • Branding (Costa Rica Traveler Magazine Facebook Page)
  • Direct Marketing vs. Branding
    • Direct to Consumer Product, Service
    • Entrepreneur
    • Small Business
    • List Building
    • Less Valuable
    • Specific Brand
    • Personal Branding
    • Specific Product
    • Authors
    • Public Speakers
    • Coaches
    • More Valuable
  • Avoid The Biggest Mistake Everyone Makes
    • If you are Direct Marketing, then Don’t name your page the name of your business, product, service, or WORST of all…YOUR NAME or WEBSITE ADDRESS
    • If you are building your brand, go ahead and use your name. You may expect a longer, slower growth in your number of likes but it’s more valuable in the long run.
  • Direct Marketing vs. Branding
    • Geico – Geico (Direct Marketing)
    • Mayhem – Allstate (Branding)
    • Flo the Progressive Girl – Progressive Auto Insurance (Combination)
  • Direct Marketing vs. Branding
    • Branding (Geico Facebook Page – 325,000 likes)
    • Direct Marketing (Allstate Facebook Page – 1.7 Million likes)
    • Combination (Progressive Facebook Page – 5.3 Million likes)
  • Personal Branding
    • If you are your brand then name your page your name
    • And use your timeline cover for your direct marketing message (The benefit your customer will pay you for)

  • Use Words That Match The Benefit Your Customer Wants (what they will pay you for)
    • What is the benefit or solution that your customers are seeking right now?
    • What it the result they want to achieve?
    • What language are your customers using to describe what they are looking for?
  • Avoid These Mistakes That Almost Everyone Makes
    • Meet your customers where they are, not where YOU are “Measurably Different” vs. “Take us to the next level”
    • Enter the conversation Already going on in the customer’s mind
    • Know your customer’s language
  • Branding With Customer’s Wants & Benefits On Timeline Cover (Bret Gregory Facebook Page)
    • It’s hard to change your page name once it has more than 200 fans, but you can change your timeline cover as many times as you want
    • Put your direct marketing message on your timeline cover
    • What is your customer’s biggest problem they are willing to pay to solve now?
    • What is your customer’s “Magic Bullet?” Use that as your marketing message in your timeline cover
  • Branding: Use Categories For Maximum Leverage
    • If you are direct marketing, avoid using your company or brand name, unless your brand is the category; Xerox, Kleenex
    • Naming your page a category will give your page massive leverage; Yoga, Wellness, Juicing
    • Using a category name for your page, you may be able to get 10x’s – 100x’s the number of fans
  • Optimize Your Name For Search
    • Facebook has become the number 3 website in terms of numbers of searches
    • Facebook pages can be found through Google with the Page Name (not the vanity URL)
    • Using the category name instead of your product or company name will make your page easy for your customers to find
  • Optimize Your Name For Search
    • (Image of Facebook search results for “Yoga”)
  • What Keywords Are Your Customers Searching For
    • Use Google keyword tool to find out what keywords your customer is searching for
    • Look at what other successful competitors are doing in the marketplace
  • Create A Memorable Name, Not Cute or Catchy
    • Avoid “cute” or “catchy” names
    • If you are trying to promote your brand, you need to offer a serious benefit
    • Create names that promise a benefit, stick in the mind, or answer to emotions
  • Create A Memorable Name, Not Cute or Catchy
    • “Do not try to be too clever. People don’t buy from clowns.” ~ David Ogilvy
  • Names Should Be Short And Simple
    • One word page names are best
    • Create names that are simple
    • The shorter and simpler, the easier the page will be to find in a search and remember
  • How Do You Pick A Great Name?
    • Don’t worry if someone else has the name you want. I have a page called Yoga and there are 500 other pages with the same name
    • Anyone can own a page with just about any name
    • There can only be ONE vanity URL, so if you want your name in your URL, you may need to get creative
    • The Vanity URL is NOT very important for the success of your page
  • Pick A Great Page Name Exercise:
    • What consistent problems or challenges are your customers looking to solve?
    • List the top 3 benefits your customer is searching for right now. Consider using top #1 as your page name
    • What top 3 solutions can you solve for your customers right now? Consider using the top #1 as you page name