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- [Instructor] If there ever was a time
to get your business on Facebook, it would be now.
Using the powerful Facebook platform is one
of the best ways online to get in front of your potential
and current customers.
In fact, your presence on Facebook serves
as a cornerstone for your online identity.
And often can be just as important as a website.
How does your business get started marketing on Facebook?
Well, you create what's called a Facebook page.
This is where you'll publish content called posts
and interact with your friends and audience
as your business.
With your Facebook page,
visitors can stay connected with your brand,
read the latest news, participate in conversations,
and share interesting content with their friends.
One of the most compelling statistics
to get you using Facebook is
that there are over 1 billion users on Facebook and growing.
This means that seriously, your people are on Facebook
and the perk is Facebook pages are free.
This is the cheapest marketing out there.
Posting is free and setting up your Facebook business page
does not cost you a dime.
With the Facebook page that you set up,
you're able to reach a targeted audience.
So you're able to tap into the Facebook targeting tools
to help you identify, find, and target those people
that are going to want to hear what you have to say.
Another benefit is called Facebook Insights.
This is the Facebook analytical tool
that you have access to when creating a Facebook page.
This allows you to see how many new page likes you get,
what posts your audience prefers,
and also really specific demographic information
on the people that like your content on Facebook.
With a Facebook page,
you're easily able to boost search engine optimization,
or SEO.
Facebook pages rank really high on Google
and you can see for yourself by doing a Google search.
Try searching your own business name or a competitors
and notice how high that Facebook page ranks
in your Google search.
Creating a page is a great way to build brand loyalty.
Essentially it gives your fans a place to gather
and interact with each other as well as you.
The visibility that a Facebook page creates for your brand
or business is huge.
You're able to get your business in front of prospects
and customers every single day.
Now it's your turn to get your business on Facebook.
I recommend heading over to the website you see here,
and that's located at facebook.com/business.
Here, you'll find a ton of free resources
to get you started.
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