9 Ways to make money on your Facebook Fan Page

Making Money with your Facebook Fan Page 

Here are a few easy peasy steps that will get your business started in the right direction .. 

1.  Create an appealing Facebook profile....  (Choose a clean and informative cover photo.)

2.  Post publicly on Facebook ...  on every post you write make sure that it is visible publicly, when it shows up on your friends / followers news feed then all of their friends can see it also 

3.  Use Facebook Messenger on your phone ... You will receive immediate notifications when a customer is trying to contact you ..

4.  Send Messages based on past conversations and what you know about your customer / friend ... while chatting with them talk about their pets or any current events they may have going on ... Make it personal so they will know you care about them . 

5.  Keep the conversation going ...  Always ask them to give you a return message if they have a problem or a concern about how  the transaction is going .. 

6.  Stay in Touch ...  Keep track of your customers ... send a "Have a great day" message once in a while .

7.   Growing your Friend base will grow your income 

8.  Create a Facebook Group ... this will give your friends / customers a place they can get together and talk with you and each other about your products and what is working as well as what needs to be worked on. 

9,   Study your Facebook Analytics on a regular basis ... These will give you great feedback on what is working on your page and how often to post and what your customers like the most .. 

Please REMEMBER our Motto:  Sharing is Caring 

Facebook "BUY BUTTON"

SHOPPING FINALLY COMES TO FACEBOOK 

Earlier this year, both Twitter and Facebook began beta-testing "buy buttons", which appear alongside certain tweets and posts and allows users to make purchases with just a click or two, without ever leaving the network. Expect e-commerce and social media integrations to deepen in 2015. In fact, it’s a little surprising it’s taken so long.

For starters, this approach eliminates one key dilemma all merchants face – how to get customers in the door (or to your website). On Facebook and Twitter, you already have an audience, happily chatting with friends, browsing the latest trends, sharing photos and videos, etc. Once their payment details are on file, purchases are a tap or two away. Then it’s back to cat GIFs and updates on weekend plans.

In addition, since Facebook and especially Twitter are real-time media, they’re perfect for short-term deals tied in with fleeting trends. With time-sensitive offers literally streaming by, consumers may well be inclined to act quickly and seal the deal  forgoing the obsessive comparison shopping that characterizes lots of Internet transactions.

Finally, there are major benefits to advertisers. Connecting individual Tweets and Facebook posts with actual purchases has thus far proved a huge analytical challenge. But with the advent of buy buttons, concrete revenue figures can be attached to specific social media messages in a way that hasn’t been possible until now.

Shopifycom  has already provided online stores that can be easily linked to you already established Facebook Fan Page ... Thereby utilizing your hard gained traffic and followers you have now ..  Here is an example of the fan page store 

Remember our Motto:  Sharing is Caring 

resource:  http://blog.hootsuite.com/5-social-media-trends-2015/