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How to Share Reviews on Your Facebook Page

April 17, 2015 By ShellyCedarblade

Can Your Fans See Your Facebook Reviews
A Bit of Everything’s Facebook Reviews

Recently a good friend of mine, Nancy Rothwell, who is the creator/owner of A Bit of Everything asked me if the Facebook reviews on her Facebook page were being automatically shared on her fan’s newsfeed? Unfortunately, the answer is “No!” However, if someone visits her timeline, they can read the reviews. Also, if she would happen to receive a bad review, she cannot delete the review…which I doubt this would happen because her hummus is absolutely delicious!

So….what should Nancy do to share these awesome reviews with her adoring fans? Well…three things:

  1. Nancy could copy the reviews and create a post with them. Here is an example from my Woo! Social Media Marketing Facebook page: I copied the text of the review, mentioned the reviewer, how many stars she provided, and the actual review. I then added a “Thank You” photograph, because visuals are important! Thank your Facebook fans for their reviews
  2. Nancy could also capture an image of the reviews and post the image on her Facebook page. I use a free tool created by TechSmith called Jing to capture images on my computer screen. Above is the image captured from Nancy’s Facebook page. I captured the image and saved it. If Nancy did this she could then post the image directly on her Facebook page.
  3. Lastly, Nancy could copy the URL to her reviews and post the link to her Facebook page with a message like, “See what others are saying about A Bit of Everything.”

If you have any questions regarding Facebook or other social media channels, send me a message on Facebook or contact me! I am happy to help!

 

 

Filed Under: Facebook Tagged With: Facebook reviews

Check Out This Little-Known Feature of LinkedIn

January 23, 2015 By ShellyCedarblade Leave a Comment

One of my favorite little-known features of LinkedIn is the ability to add hidden relationship notes to a connection’s profile.

To get this feature, simply click “Relationship” right under the person’s profile picture.

Relationship Feature in LinkedIn

You can add relationship notes, reminders, and a note on how you met (and who introduced you) for any one of your connections.

LinkedIn Relationship Feature

No one else can access the information you put in there.

Want to learn how harness the power of LinkedIn? Contact me, Shelly at Woo! Social Media Marketing. I would be happy to help!

Filed Under: LinkedIn Tagged With: LinkedIn, relationship

What is a #Hashtag? What Do You Do With Them?

May 27, 2014 By ShellyCedarblade Leave a Comment

How to Use Hashtags

Everywhere you look on social media or on advertising pieces the #hashtag is being used! I often receive the questions, “What is a hashtag? Why do people use hashtags? When do you use hashtags?” The hashtags are a little confusing, but let’s try to clear the air.

Hashtags are clickable phrases that can be added into a post to make the phrase searchable or to extend the conversation. For example, the hashtag #TBT has become super popular lately. It stands for “Throw Back Thursday.” Individuals post pictures of the past and tag the image with the hashtag #TBT. Or, if you go to an event such as a conference, sports game, or concert there may be a specific hashtag for the event. If people tag their post with the specified hashtag, they can participate in the conversation about the event. For example, if you were posting about the Badgers in the Final Four, you may have tagged your post with the hashtag #NCAAFinalFour.

Hashtags originated on Twitter. But now you can use hashtags on other social channels, such as Facebook, Google+, Instagram, and Pinterest.

Hashtags are easy to use, but they do have a few rules. A hashtag always starts with the # symbol, followed by letters or a combination of letters and numbers. You cannot have any spaces in your hashtag.

You can either create your own hashtag or use a hashtag that already exists. A hashtag can be placed in the body or at the end of the message. Also, it’s a good idea to keep the hashtags short, especially if it is used on Twitter.

One thing not to do is create a post where #every other #word includes a hashtag which #makes it #very difficult #for users #to read! Or, in other words, try not to use more than two hashtags in a message.

Try using a hashtag in your next post. You may find that it puts a #smile on your face!

If you have any questions about hashtags, contact me, Shelly at Woo! Social Media Marketing. I would be happy to help!

Filed Under: Social Media Marketing General Tagged With: hashtag

How to Post a Clean Looking Link on Facebook

April 1, 2014 By ShellyCedarblade Leave a Comment

You can now post a “clean-looking” link to your Facebook page. Here’s how:

  1. Login to your Facebook page (Edit Page > Use Facebook as Your Business)
  2. Add your text and the URL link below your text. Also, did you know you can “tag” another Facebook page by typing the @ symbol and then the name of the Facebook page? Yep! You can! Just make sure the Facebook page is highlighted in blue. Then you will know there will be a link. How to add a clean URL link on Facebook
  3. After you add the URL, the image, the title of the website or blog, and the description should appear.
  4. You have the ability to change the following: 1) The image – click on “upload image”; 2) The website/blog title – hover your mouse arrow over the title. You should see the text highlighted in yellow. Click on the text to change; and 3) The website/blog description – hover your mouse arrow over the description. You should see the text highlighted in yellow. Click on the text and change as desired. Change link photo, link title, and link description
  5. After you have made your desired changes to the photo, title, and description, go back to the text above. Delete the URL. clink facebook link
  6. Now you can either schedule your post to appear at a later day and time. Learn how here: How to Schedule Posts on Facebook. Or, you can click “Post” to post immediately.
  7. Here is the final product: How to remove the URL link from the Facebook text

Well, there you go! This is how you post a URL link to your Facebook page so that it looks clean and professional. Also, you learned how to “tag” other Facebook pages in your text!

If you have any questions about how to post a clean-looking URL to your Facebook Page, contact me, Shelly at Woo! Social Media Marketing. I would be happy to help!

 

Filed Under: Facebook Tagged With: Facebook tags, URL link

How to Schedule Posts on Facebook

March 20, 2014 By ShellyCedarblade Leave a Comment

Are you leaving for out of town or simply want to work on your Facebook marketing one day per week? Did you know you can schedule your posts to be displayed at a later date and time right from Facebook? Yep! You can and here is how to do it!

    1. Go to your Facebook business page. Towards the top of the page, you will see “Edit Page.” Click on the drop down arrow to the right.

Use Facebook as Your Business

    1. Click on “Use Facebook as Your Business Name“
    2. In the box where it states, “Write something on this page…” type in the text you would like to schedule. You can also add a photograph(s), links, and videos.

How to Schedule Your Facebook Posts

    1. To schedule your post, click on the clock icon which is located on the bottom left-hand corner of the text box.
    2. Add the date and the time you would like your post to appear on your Facebook page.

Click on the Facebook clock to schedule your post

    1. Click on “Schedule.”
    2. You can view your scheduled posts by clicking on “Edit Page”- towards the top of the page. Click on the drop down arrow and click on “Use Activity Log.”

See scheduled Facebook posts

    1. By placing your cursor over the scheduled post, you can either reschedule, edit, publish your post, or delete the post.

Schedule Facebook Posts | Activity Log

Well, there you go! This is how you schedule your posts right on Facebook. For those who schedule to multiple platforms (Twitter, Google +, LinkedIn, etc.), you may want to considering using HootSuite. This is what I use and I love it. Here is a blog post I wrote that will help: “How to Use HootSuite for Your Business.”

Do you have any questions about the Facebook Pages Manager app, contact me, Shelly at Woo! Social Media Marketing. I would be happy to help!

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