There are
some unwritten rules for social media that you should follow when engaging your
followers.
Rule #1 – Give Readers Value
The social
media networks you use as a small business are the perfect platform to market your
products or services. It is important that you make a concerted effort to post
more than just promotional content about your business. Don’t disguise one of
your ads as a social media post. Your readers are too savvy for that.
Your posts should educate your followers about
what’s currently happening in your market. You can let them know that your
company can provide the latest and newest product or service, but don’t make
the post about you. Remember, it’s all about the pain your potential customer
has and how you can solve it.
Rule #2 – Always Be Nice
Eventually,
you will come face-to-face with a negative social interaction. It could be a
complaint about an experience someone had at your business. How you handle the
negative posts can affect how many see your company. If the person with the
negative post has a legitimate complaint, acknowledge what your business did
poorly, apologize and offer a solution that will make your customer happy.
Rule #3 – Double Check Your Posts
If you’re
the person writing your blog and Facebook posts and your tweets, have someone
check your work for spelling errors, proper grammar and accurate content before
you publish it. You don’t want to be embarrassed online with blatant errors in
your posts.
Consider
these “rules” when posting to your social media accounts and your followers
will thank you by remaining followers.
No comments:
Post a Comment