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3 Ways to Drive More Traffic to Your Facebook Page

Guest post by: Kris De Leon

Article Overview: With over 750 million users globally on Facebook, there are great opportunities to connect with people who can potentially use your products or services. The advantage with Facebook is that you can create a marketing campaign that targets a specific demographic audience. There is also a huge potential for your Facebook Page to go viral, especially when your Fan base likes your content and ends up sharing your content with their followers.

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3 Ways to Drive More Traffic to Your Facebook Page

With over 750 million users globally on Facebook, there are great opportunities to connect with people who can potentially use your products or services. The advantage with Facebook is that you can create a marketing campaign that targets a specific demographic audience. There is also a huge potential for your Facebook Page to go viral, especially when your Fan base likes your content and ends up sharing your content with their followers. Once you have set up your Facebook Page and have clearly identified your target market, the next step is to drive your targeted audience over to your Page and get them to Like your Page. Here are three suggestions on how to drive traffic.

#1: Use Facebook Advertising

Use Facebook advertising to direct people to your Facebook Page. One of the biggest benefits of Facebook Advertising is that you can specify your target audience. You can specify the profiles you want to target based on their geographic location, interests, connections, education, and age range.

Since your ad is targeting your specified audience, the person likely to click on your ad is highly likely interested in your product or service. This increases the chances of more leads converting into sales.

Similar to Google Adwords, you only get charged based on the number of clicks you get on the ad. You also have the option of getting charged based on the number of times your ad shows up, which is often called cost per impression.

#2: Guest Blogging

When you know your target audience, research the blogs in that niche that have a large following. Connect with the owner of the blog, and start to develop a relationship. Before asking if you can post on their blog, do something for them first, such as offering to post their material on your Facebook page and promote to your own followers.

Focus on developing a great relationship with these bloggers, and show them what value you can provide to their audience. Once you do this, you can now ask to guest post on their blog, and provide a link back to your own Facebook page. You can also link them back to your website to increase your business’s exposure. If they also have a Facebook Page with a large fan base, you can also link back to your Page from there. This is a great way to leverage off a blog that already has a large following in your niche.

#3: Integrate With Other Social Media Campaigns

Use your other social media profiles to build up your target audience. For example, you can proactively build a targeted following on Twitter, and then link them to your Facebook Page. Provide your followers with an incentive to Like your Page, such as entry to contests and sweepstakes, giveaways, and special promotional offers. You must provide them with something interesting in order for them to visit your Page.

In addition to Twitter, you can create videos and post them on YouTube, and then link the viewer back to your Facebook page. Your videos should provide value content to your target audience. You can also write articles tailored to your niche, and post them in article directories such as Evan Carmichael, Ezine Articles and Go Articles, and then link them back to your Facebook Page.

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About the Author: Kris De Leon
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I am the Founder and CEO of KDL Interactive LLC, a Las Vegas based online marketing consulting company. As a Social Media Strategist, my expertise lies in helping small businesses build their online presence and generate leads and customers through Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Blogging. My blog, krisdeleon.com, is geared to help entrepreneurs and business owners overcome their challenges and achieve success.

Here are some of the challenges and problems I help solve for entrepreneurs and small business owners:

- Help them gain clarity on their target market and ideal customer profile, and making sure their marketing message is crystal clear to them
- Help them to drive targeted leads to their online profiles
- Help them create an engagement strategy that gets their followers to actively participate, and rave about their business to their network of followers
- Help them convert their followers into paying customers, and get their followers to spend with them time and time again.
- Help them measure the results of their online marketing and social media campaigns so that their time and money is best spent on activities getting them results

Prior to my career in online marketing and social media, I have strong international experience with a solid track record of building businesses in Japan and the U.K.

I graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2000, and have a strong passion for adventure travel and learning new cultures. I speak business-level Japanese after living over 5 years in Japan, and I am also a certified Scuba Diving Assistant Instructor with PADI.

Want to generate more customers and improve your bottom line? Grab your FREE copy of my E-book 5 Steps to Creating a Successful Facebook Marketing Campaign, and learn the proper way to build your fan base and convert them into paying customers.


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