By Drew Hudson, Grovo.com
The final in a series of three blog posts from Drew with even more social media tricks for small business.
9. Get To Know Your Facebook Fan Base
If you don’t know who your fans are, you won’t know what content to publish. Posting the wrong content will help you lose likes, not drive likes. The “people” tab will help you better understand the users who share and engage with your page’s content. Here you can choose data on demographic information and narrow your data down to people you’ve reached, who’ve engaged with content, or who’ve checked in within the past 28 days. You can also see check-in, age, sex, and location comparison reports, and detailed explanations.
This video will help you better understand how you can get to know your fans better, in order to target them with the right content and drive likes:
10. Use Social Media to Increase your SEO Rank
If you spend any time advertising online, you probably hear the acronym SEO a lot. SEO stands for search engine optimization, and it entails improving your website’s ranking in web search results. Using SEO helps people see your site first when they search for things relevant to it. If you’re new to the world of SEO, it can be a daunting beast to tackle.
Adding social media accounts to Moz allows you to monitor social interactions on Facebook and Twitter, right from your Moz dashboard, making it easier to understand how your social media efforts are influencing your SEO efforts. We have a great video to help you better understand how to add your accounts to Moz campaigns, and get the most out of your social dashboard.
About the Author
Drew Hudson is a Product Analyst and Writer for Grovo Learning, Inc. specializing in social media, cloud computing, and mobile apps. Since the turn of the decade, he has entrenched himself in the evolution of Web services and digital strategies and is an authority on the business impact of new Internet tools and trends. He writes several tutorial scripts each day, with tips on how to better use the Internet, and is a lead writer for the Grovo Blog. Besides keeping up with what’s going on in the tech world and writing about it, Drew loves music, sports, and exploring the best of everything New York has to offer.