Four simple techniques to increase Facebook likes
When it comes to implementing social media strategies, Facebook is a great place to start as it is the network that has the most users.
However, if you thought that posting to Facebook now and then is enough, you’d be wrong.
Using that strategy is going to have you flat lining rather than growing.
Let’s look at 4 techniques to Increase your Facebook Likes and grow your fans.
1. Tag Yourself in Your Photos
This technique is so easy to use that you’ll wonder why you didn’t use it sooner.
From now on every single photo that you put up on your Facebook Page make sure that you tag yourself in every single photo.
This is smart because if your content is good and its shareable then it will appear on the news feeds of others.
When one of your fan’s shares it, then it’s going to be linked in the ‘shared section’ in addition to the image your fan shared.
This technique is so easy to use that you’ll wonder why you didn’t use it sooner.
From now on every single photo that you put up on your Facebook Page make sure that you tag yourself in every single photo.
This is smart because if your content is good and its shareable then it will appear on the news feeds of others.
When one of your fan’s shares it, then it’s going to be linked in the ‘shared section’ in addition to the image your fan shared.
2. Create Content That’s Shareable
Good content is great, but great content is greater.
It is very important to have content that is shareable.
This means your content is so good that your audience doesn’t just want to like it, they want to share it with their own friends.
The content that your fans share is really part of their online identity.
It tells others what they like and who they are. In this case it also shows support for you.
When content is shareable, it increases your like because it exposes your name to more people, putting your brand out there in front of those that are not currently your fans.
3. Remember to Remain Consistent
You do not want to develop want to become boring.
You don’t want to have one week with a big peak and then your page gets hum-drum boring until the next big peak.
This type of inconsistency will have people leaving your page. Instead consistently engage your audience so they can depend on you.
4. Watch Your Timing
If you want the most people to see your posts, then you need to post when most people are on Facebook.
Generally mornings and afternoons are best, but of course you will need to determine what’s best for your audience.
Maybe you cater to an international market so you’ll need to figure out the best time to post locally to reach that market.
Don’t be afraid to experiment to see find the best time for your posts.
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