6 Powerful Methods to Supercharge your Facebook Page in 2015

Business owners, entrepreneurs and marketers have been wondering if they should just give up Facebook altogether and move elsewhere. I’ve heard so many people’s complaints. “Facebook doesn’t work anymore.” “My page has no reach.” “I hate Facebook.” “Nobody sees my posts.” The list goes on and on. So, is it time to give up Facebook?

When Google+ launched numerous marketers left Facebook altogether and made the move to Google+ instead. But they came back. Why? Facebook still has traffic and is only growing. Facebook is where the people are hanging out. Now, don’t get me wrong. I love Google+ also. There are reasons for each of the different platforms, but Facebook is still one of the top dogs.

In case you missed it, Facebook recently released an official announcement about Reducing Overly Promotional Page Posts starting January, 2015.  What does this mean exactly? Well, it boils down to that if your posts are going to sound like a blatant advertisement, then it is an advertisement and Facebook wants you to pay.

Facebook is not going anywhere and neither are your potential customers. So, what can be done to overcome this upcoming change for your Facebook Page?

Here are 6 Powerful Methods to Supercharge your Facebook Page in 2015

#1: Change your Mindset

We have all been spoiled by the ‘free’ social media marketing. When I first started working with businesses on Facebook marketing it was way back in 2008. At that time I had to convince a business owner that Facebook would be around for the next 5 years. Times have changed and now businesses know they need to market on Facebook and other social media outlets, but some still feel it should be free.

Remember back in the day when businesses spent huge advertising dollars on TV ads, yellow pages, newspaper ads, etc? It is time to go back to that mindset with the internet. In order to be successful in social media, there needs to be ad money spent.

6 Powerful Methods to Supercharge your Facebook Page in 2015

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