7 Reasons Why Facebook “Like and Share” Competitions are not Worth the Risk
The Americans have a phrase which I like to think applies to “Like and Share” competitions on Facebook – they’re “like shooting fish in a barrel”, meaning you’re doing something which is effortless / simple / easy. However, as with the similar phrase “like taking candy from a baby”, it feels like there’s something wrong […]
Can you actually see who’s viewed your Facebook profile?
Facebook for Business Seminar – places going quick
I’m holding a Facebook for Business Seminar on Monday 22nd April if you (or anyone you know in the Derry / Londonderry area) would be interested in learning more about how to use Facebook properly for your business. Click on the logo to the left for further details and booking options – we have limited […]
How suited is your Business to being on Facebook?
Whether you haven’t taken the plunge yet to get your head around Facebook and start marketing your business on the platform, or you’ve already started (well, everyone else is on it, aren’t they!), but you just don’t seem to be getting any traction, then this is for you. I’ve spoken with a surprising number of […]
Facebook’s New Replies Feature: Available on your Page today
Facebook today roll out more changes for Pages & brands, with an option to opt in to a feature which will hopefully make it easier to have conversations on your page – their new Replies feature. Basically this means that no longer will comments appear in a straight line below your original post. Once you […]
5 Simple Tips to Take Advantage of the New Facebook changes
Facebook announced a few weeks back that their newsfeed has been given a revamp, (you should see yours changing as they roll it out over the next few weeks), and you may also have recently heard of the introduction of “Graph / Social Search”, which is in beta test at the minute (basically meaning that […]
How Local Food Providers can use the Horsemeat Scandal to gain some Marketing Capital
The recent horsemeat food scandal, which started with an Irish lab finding horse DNA in one batch of frozen burgers from a Monaghan-based food processing plant, has now escalated to a massive European-wide can of worms. Many people (myself included) were probably not aware of the fact (or maybe we didn’t want to think too […]
Case Study of a Successful Groupon Marketing Campaign
Marketing your Consultancy: “I know it’s our first date, but let’s get married!”
Johnny’s both nervous and excited. He’s on his way to his first date with Amanda, and the butterflies in his stomach are doing cartwheels. He has the flowers bought, he’s wearing his favourite shirt, and there’s a very nice restaurant table with his name on it booked for 7:30. He arrives at Amanda’s front door […]