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FaceItPages Launches White Label Program

FaceItPages White Label ProgramEarlier this week we announced some big news! FaceItPages now offers a White Label Reseller Program, making it easy for ISPs, ad agencies, and marketers to seamlessly integrate custom Facebook Page designs into their own service offerings.

With custom Facebook pages in such high demand, it is more important than ever for companies to be able to offer this service to their clients in a no-hassle way. This is why we are so excited to unveil the FaceItPages White Label Program! It allows established agencies to easily add Facebook Page design services to their offerings, completely branded as their own. And with analytics and an easy-to-use interface, it really couldn’t get any simpler!

Visit our White Label Facebook Page Program for complete details or to get started with your own reseller account today.

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Did You Know?

  • Each Facebook page comes with its own web version with SEO benefits?
  • You can easily track your opens, clicks and leads from the FaceItPages activity reports?
  • You can showcase your listings, products or portfolio directly on your Facebook page with our photo gallery feature?
  • You can easily add a promotional video directly to your FaceItPage?
  • You can drop in your lead capture forms and PayPal payment buttons with ease?
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February 17, 2011 · Filed under Company News and Updates, Social Media

I Choose Not To Fail

choose not to fail

I choose not to fail…

  • … in my business, because I know I have employees that count on me and because my family’s livelihood depends on it.
  • … when life throws me challenges, because I know what it feels like to conquer those challenges.
  • … in being happy, because the alternative is not acceptable.
  • … as a parent, because I want my son to know he should choose “not to fail”.
  • … as a daughter, because my father deserves to see the rewards from the values he taught me as a child.
  • … as a wife, because the man I chose as my husband chooses not to fail as a husband.
  • … as a sister, because I know the unconditional bond that comes from it.
  • … as a best friend, because I believe my best friend is a sister that God forgot to give me.

But…

When I do fail (because, at some point, everybody does), I choose to learn from that failure and apply that lesson towards succeeding the next time around.

Times are challenging right now.  They are challenging for businesses, they are challenging for Real Estate, and they are challenging for our economy.  Will you choose “not to fail” during these challenging times?

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October 19, 2009 · Filed under Social Media

Online Marketing Gives Small Businesses Big Bank on Their Bucks

Saving Business Cents Makes Sense

In a sea of competing businesses online marketing gives small businesses branding
opportunities. Solopreuners, small to mid-size business owners and even large
corporations are replacing traditional marketing venues like direct marketing
by use of newspaper advertising, bulletin boards, magazine ads, postcards, and
cold calling, for the newly improved internet methods found in web 2.0 offerings.
It’s no wonder with the number of warm handshakes these businesses receive from
their consumers online that small business owners wouldn’t migrate to online offerings.

Now with all generations active online it makes good use of business cents and
is business common sense to create online marketing strategies. The recent statistics
provided by The Pew Internet and American Life Project Study Survey- December
2008 prove that online advertising is integral to a business’s marketing plan
regardless of the age of your target market.

Here is the breakdown of the generations online noted in the study,

  • 93%- 12-17 Year Olds
  • 89%- 18-24 Year Olds
  • 85%- 25-29 Year Olds
  • 87%- 30-34 Year Olds
  • 85%- 35-39 Year Olds
  • 83%- 40-44 Year Olds
  • 80% 45-49 Year Olds
  • 78% 50-54 Year Olds
  • 71%-55-59 Year Olds
  • 62%-60-64 Year Olds

Clearly when it comes to online usage age IS nothing but a number.

Three Effective Methods of Social Media Marketing

Each business should develop an online marketing mix that suits its current goals
and objectives. Small businesses who take internet marketing seriously develop
strategic media marketing strategies that incorporate several facets of interactive
(web 2.0) online marketing or sometimes only a few based on the individual business’s
needs.

Here are three examples of effective Social Media Marketing mediums.

Blogging

You don’t have to be a penned wordsmith to be a good blogger . Blogging comes
in many formats and the key is that blogging is conversational. You can try traditionally
penned blogs. You can record audio tracks which is known as podcasting. A third
method is microblogging and a popular platform for this is twitter. In 140 characters
or less microblogging allows you to engage prospects and carry out easy conversations.

Blogging is a critical component of social media marketing because it allows businesses
to provide information through the use of fresh, relevant content. Incorporating
blogging as par of a company’s internet marketing strategy provides the company
with a good opportunity to be found in the search engines for the company’s desired
markets.

Social Networking

One of the most popular and highly addictive web 2.0 mediums for online consumers
are the social networks. Social networks allow consumers and business professionals
to network among friends, strangers, acquaintances, and professionals all in
one place. If small businesses keep an open mind and keep their networks open
they have the potential to grow their networks exponentially by allowing other
consumers into their fold.

Social networks also allow businesses to update the public on new improvement
in product lines, what an average day is like at xyz company. Social networks
are varied in purpose and the amount of social networks can be mind numbing,
but the most popular platforms determined by marketing research about consumer
online behavior are currently Linked In, Twitter, and Facebook.

Syndication

Social networks and blog platforms are relatively low on cost investment, but
they are far from maintenance free marketing endeavors. To blog and create viable
weekly online content the time commitment involved is a minimum of 5-10 hours
a week. How can you effectively communicate online through providing fresh and
relevant information AND then market that information to all of your contacts
across all of the social networks? The answer is syndication.

Syndicating content allows your message and your information to be reached across
the worldwide web. You can syndicate your content by using an online social service
that will broadcast your updates across the social networks. You can also use
listing syndication for your marketing collateral by using a service that will syndicate
your ads across social networks.

There’s No Time Like the Present Online

The thing most online traveler’s love about the internet is the ability
to peruse stores and services as well as to interact with people online anytime.
More importantly, anytime means on their time in online marketing. If your business
has not yet engaged heavily in online marketing there is no time like the present
to get started. The reach small businesses have online is global and timeless.

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April 10, 2009 · Filed under Advertising, Business Branding, Marketing Tips, Online Marketing, Social Media

Using SlideShare as a Marketing Companion

SlideshareIf you run a business, own a brand, write a blog, provide a service, or sell a product, then you should have some kind of marketing strategy. With web development and technology making huge strides every day, there is no shortage of tools available for developing an effective plan for promoting your business. Among the commonly mentioned “Web 2.0″ marketing methods are blogs, social networks, Twitter, podcasts, and video, which all allow you to engage your audience, develop meaningful connections with clients and other like-minded people, and promote your business to people who actually want to learn about it. SlideShare is another (free) tool to slip into that marketing belt.

If you know how to use Powerpoint, then you already have what it takes to market on SlideShare. The site allows you to upload presentations from Powerpoint, OpenOffice, or a PDF file, and share it publicly on the web. As is typical with most social sites, you can connect with other people, comment on their presentations, and develop conversations and relationships with people who are interested in what you have to say. Easily share a tutorial, embed the slideshow into a blog post (like on the Influential Marketing Blog), show off your accomplishments (like Guy Kawasaki), share about your business (like Zappos), promote a property listing (like Realtor Teri Michon), or include links to it from your blog and online marketing material. There are a hundred other ways to use the service… what ideas do you have?

SlideShare presentations are placed into categories for easy visitor searching and can include hyperlinks back to your site, YouTube videos, and voice narration. This can be a very powerful companion for your existing marketing strategy; it’s easy, effective, and free.

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February 25, 2009 · Filed under Advertising, Apps and Tools, Business Branding, Marketing Tips, Online Marketing, Social Media, Social Networks

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