float: left; Search for: HOME About Mar3 The Secret to a Successful Facebook Business Page Tags: facebook business page by DesignPax The secret is…..there really is no secret. Take a spin around Facebook and you’ll find the most popular pages are all successful for one reason: their page is interactive. Facebook is for all intents and purposes an interactive site, not a static website. And the businesses that find the most success on Facebook use the site the way it is intended – to interact. Here are some tips to help you make your Facebook business page interactive to get the most out of the site: Make it Fun The design of your Facebook page can play a big role in making your page interactive. First of all, a well designed landing page will make your company stand out and provide a clean interface for users which will automatically entice them to “like†your page and come back often. Additionally, adding fun things like a weekly contest, game or quiz to your page will give fans a reason to come back and something to look forward to, especially if you offer prizes. You can design a tab specifically for this, which will make it easy to find and you can promote the new weekly contest, game or quiz in your wall posts. Create a Sense of Community Everyone likes to feel like part of a community and Facebook is an excellent place to create this sense of community. This is not something that is hard to do. It can be as easy as posting regular and relevant content to your wall that sparks discussion among your fans. For example if your business specializes in baby products, ask fans on your wall what baby product is their must have for newborns. A simple prompt such as this will get discussions started and people interacting. And don’t be afraid to show your personality to help foster that sense of community. Be active in your Facebook community by sharing your opinions and responding to your fans’ comments. This will get the ball rolling for discussions and showcase you as approachable, welcoming and warm, which all contribute to a sense of community. Encourage Sharing People love to share. Use this to your advantage. On your Facebook business page, you can do a lot to encourage sharing. For example, if you are a maker of baby carriers, ask fans to share a picture of themselves and their little ones using their favorite baby carrier. Other ways to encourage sharing is to ask for opinions, ask for advice and encourage fans to share their personal stories. Offer Deals and Discounts One sure way to get and keep fans coming back is to offer special deals and discounts just to your Facebook fans. This can be done in a special tab. The design of this tab should be appealing and the content should be fresh – meaning the offers and discounts change often to keep fans checking in to get the latest deals. Categories Ad Networks Animated Banners Email Campaign Design Facebook Fan Page Design Flash banners General Banners General Design Tips HTML Icon Design Landing Page Design Logo Design Open source CMS Twitter Background Design Uncategorized Website Design Wordpress Theme Design Tagsanimated banners banner design tips blog design Blogging custom design email content email design email design tips facebook business page facebook cover design Facebook design Facebook Design Analysis facebook fan page design Facebook fans facebook landing pages Facebook Marketing Facebook page analysis facebook reveal Fan Gate flash icon design icon designer landing page landing page analysis landing page content landing page design landing page design tips logo design logo design importance logo design process Optimization original logo professional design templates twitter background size twitter design tips twitter promotion tips Web design web designer Website Design website design tips wordpress design wordpress plugins Wordpress tips wordpress widgets Recent Posts What you Should Know When Choosing a WordPress Theme Restaurant Facebook Covers – The Essentials Redesigning your Website for a Special Occasion Icons for Children – What Works? Can Funny Landing Pages be Taken Seriously? Archives Except where otherwise noted, content on this site is licensed under a Creative Commons Licence. Contribute to the Article DesignPax.com Blog
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