9 must do's to get your business ready for the new facebook changes!

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Key strategies to optimize your business page for Graph Search and the New News Feed. Examples of cover images with the new 20% text rule and key places to optimize. Here's what is covered: 1. How to add recommendations to your Page 2. How to optimize your images for Graph search 3. How to optimize your About Section for Graph Search and Google 4. How to set up Check-ins 5. Why you should clean up Your Personal Likes 6. How your Cover Images should be formatted and different types of Calls-to-Action on your Cover Image 7. What types of Photos to Post 8. What types of Photos for Ads 9. A new tool to sell directly from your Newsfeed www.15MinuteSocial.com

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9 MUST DO's to Get Your

Business Ready for the Upcoming

Facebook Changes!

About Janet E Johnson• 12 Years Experience with

Online Marketing

• Since 2009: Social Media Consulting & Management for businesses from start-ups, franchises to large corporations

• Mom of 2 Boys – Ages 8 & 14

What’s ahead on Facebook?

MUST DO #1

Get Recommendations and Add to these to Page (if not

already there)

Optimizing for Graph Search

Where to find the Recommendations?

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Adding Recommendations

Go to Edit Page > Update Info

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Adding RecommendationsAdd your Address. Then check mark the box to enable to ‘Show map on

Page.’

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Adding RecommendationsRecommendations will now be on your

Page

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Not a Local BusinessOut of Luck at this Time!

MUST DO #2:

Add Website Link, Location & Tagging to Images

Where to Add

Live Demo

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MUST DO #3:

Optimize Your ‘About’ Section

Optimize Your ‘About’ Section

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MUST DO #4:

Motivate ClientsTo Check-in

Motivate Clients to Check-in

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Create the Deal – Give an Incentive

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MUST DO #5:

Clean Up Your‘Personal’ Likes

Example of ‘Barbecue restaurants in Texas Scott’s friends like’

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Your Personal LIKES can reveal more than you may want others to see!

Example of Scott’s friends who like a ‘Specific Page’

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MUST DO #6: Create Cover Image that

FeaturesCalls-to-Action in the right

Place

New Guidelines• All covers are public. This means that anyone

who visits your Page will be able to see your cover. Covers can’t be deceptive, misleading, or infringe on anyone else’s copyright. You may not encourage people to upload your cover to their personal timelines. Covers may not include images with more than 20% text.

• What’s this mean? You can now add: Web addresses, calls to action, phone numbers, promotions, etc. The only regulation is you can't have images with more than 20% text.

What’s the 20% look like?

http://www.marismith.com/facebook-relaxes-page-cover-image-rules-new-tool-20-per-cent-rule/

Example of a friend liking a page – This is how it shows up in the

Newsfeed

Actual Cover Image

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Another Cover Image Example

Actual Cover Image

Example of how it looks in

News Feed

Actual Cover Image

Cover Image Sample – Creating Engagement

Cover Image Sample – Building Email List

Cover Image Sample using a ‘Call to Action’

Tools to Write on Cover Image

• iPiccy.com• PicMonkey.com

MUST DO #7:

Get Visual withYour Photos!

Photos in News Feed are Much Larger!

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MUST DO #8:

Create Ads that areAttention Grabbing!

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Ad Examples

Facebook Mobile Ads – Optimize your Profile

Pic

MUST DO #9:

If You Sell Online- Add Chirpify

The FIRST way to make direct purchases from your News Feed! This platform is already integrated with

Instagram & Twitter.

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How does it work?• Sellers will create a listing on their Chirpify

dashboard and simply click the Facebook button to share the listing on their news feeds.

• Buyers, who must create a Chirpify account and link their accounts to PayPal, just need to comment on the listing with “buy,” “donate,” or “gimmie.” 

• They’ll receive an e-mailed receipt, which helps combat unauthorized purchases.

Example of Chirpify

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