Category Archives: Facebook

Before we get too involved here, let’s answer one all-important question first: Why Do You Need Followers? The number of followers you have can really boost your ego and make you feel great (assuming it’s a good number, and not a bad number), but that’s not the main reason to get followers. As Kevin Lee of Buffer’s blog explains, one thing the number can do for you is tell you how far your message will spread. Gaining a following on the social networks is social proof. It shows others that what you’re doing works. If two companies are selling comparable Continue reading →

Social Media Trends You Need To Know in 2015 The social media landscape is always changing. It changes so fast that staying head of the game is a real challenge. With one quarter of the world’s population using social media, it’s in our best interest as developers and designers to stay ahead of the trends. There are several social media trends to look out for in 2015 that relate to running a website or web design business. This article will take a look at the trends that will make the biggest impact. Here is a list of things to look out Continue reading →

Posting To Facebook From Your WordPress Website Writing and publishing posts on WordPress takes enough time on its own. Having to then go to Facebook and post links can become so time consuming that it can be difficult to get it all done. When you add on top of that the need to schedule your posts for specific times, meaning you schedule each individual post, you might start to wonder how you have time to do anything else. Well, there are some ways around this that will save you time and keep you from having to go to Facebook and Continue reading →

Facbook Ads are a good starting platform for the start of your social media marketing campaign. If you’re the big business that’s got a budget, then this post doesn’t necessarily pertain to you. For the small businesses on Hilton Head Island and around the country, we thought it was necessary to create this post before you decided to kick start your social media efforts. Social media is a finicky channel that, with lots of TLC and unique posts, can create a world of brand awareness. Unfortunately, outside of that, it doesn’t do a whole lot more. It’s for that reason Continue reading →

We’re not saying that we’re absolute geniuses when it comes to developing new and innovative apps for a Facebook page. But we are saying that we know there’s some pretty good value when it comes to utilizing apps on Facebook. Often utilized only by the most active social media users, Facebook apps are add-ons that anyone can implement on their page.  While some of them are free and some of them are not, they all have a value to one business or another. What do you see Facebook as? Simply a way to get your name out there? Something to Continue reading →

Facebook has long been known for unleashing massive tools to enhance social media as we know it. Today, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook CEO, officially announced a service in beta called Graph Search. Based off of photos, places, interests and likes, Graph Search allows people to revisit all of the interactions that they’ve come across throughout their Facebook history. Graph Search allows users to navigate through data that your friends have posted on Facebook, as well as data that you’ve interacted with. Example search terms include, “friends who like horror movies”, or “what retail stores are in Hilton Head Island”. The project Continue reading →

Bing and Facebook have always had a good relationship. As you may or may not be aware, Bing’s search engine is used by Facebook for text ads and general web searching. Conversely, Bing introduced the social sidebar last year, which allows users to connect their Facebook account within Bing. The second most popular search engine has now enhanced their listings even more. On the heels of Facebook’s new Graph Search, Bing has upped the ante of social media marketing within search results, looking for news feed data regarding whatever search term you may be looking for. This means that the Continue reading →