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Facebook and LinkedIn both have benefits for businesses looking to improve their online marketing efforts, but they both have features that may be more suited to how your business operates digitally. 
 
Want to know which is best for your business? Here’s all your need to know about LinkedIn and Facebook Marketing… 
 
 

User Base 

Facebook is the bigger platform, with over 3 billion users compared to LinkedIn’s 875 million, but that doesn’t mean Facebook is the better platform. Whilst it has a bigger audience, both platforms were created for different reasons, with Facebook made for people to connect with friends and LinkedIn for professional connections. Knowing exactly who your target market is will help when it comes to selecting your platform for digital marketing, as you’ll be able to get a feel for which site they may populate the most. 

Looking For B2B Marketing? Try LinkedIn 

LinkedIn is a platform for professionals, so if you’re looking to connect with like-minded business owners and use social-selling to get your business out there. Share thoughts with others in your industry, join groups that are relevant, and post content that’s valuable and insightful. LinkedIn was built for networking, so don’t worry about creating those valuable connections with people – they’ll likely be clued up on terminology and the ins and outs of your industry. 

Facebook Is Best For B2C 

If you would prefer B2C Marketing, you should take a look at Facebook. Facebook allows you to connect with your target customers and see what they think of your business. It also offers diverse targeting when it comes to paid ads, so you can reach out to the exact people who have an interest in your business and your products helping you build brand awareness, engage with customers directly and gather your insights through analytics. 

LinkedIn Groups vs Facebook Groups 

Both platforms offer groups, which are good ways to reach more people and build good relationships for your business. 
 
LinkedIn Groups are a place for industry professionals to gather and discuss the goings-on in your sector. You can also share your own experiences, and the latest news from your industry. There are also people in these groups that may not be leaders, but professionals who could benefit from the advice you share. Take a look into some groups that interest you and see the style of posts and engagements they get before joining. 
 
Facebook Groups also let you operate in a similar to LinkedIn, but you have to remember whilst you’re the professional, a lot of those in these groups won’t have heard the industry-lingo you know about so keep things a little more-simple. A lot of businesses create their own groups as an incentive to build brand loyalty and trust, offering those in there exclusive updates, discounts, Q&A sessions and more, and with over 400 million people in groups they find meaningful you can build a solid digital marketing foundation from Facebook just through your groups. 

Facebook Ads vs. LinkedIn Ads 

Facebook and LinkedIn both offer Ads, and whilst Facebook Ads are arguably the best out there on social media, LinkedIn Ads shouldn’t be discounted. LinkedIn Ads don’t have the same, low cost-per-click Facebook Ads do, but they are great - especially for Lead Generation adverts and reaching other Business owners. Facebook Ads are much more personalised, and have better targeting options that allow you to really narrow down you audience so you can be sure you’re reaching out exactly to the people who would be interested in your business and what you have to sell. 
 
Facebook and LinkedIn are both great platforms to use when it comes to your marketing, but selecting the right one and building on it will help to grow your business on either platform and create a loyal base of followers and customers. 
 
 
Facebook has over 3 billion users worldwide, and advertising on the platform can bring you a lot of sales and new audiences if done correctly. Facebook ads are one of the most popular forms of social media advertising, and can be a huge part of your digital marketing campaigns. 
 
Here are 5 reasons why you should consider Facebook Ads… 
 
Targeting 
 
Targeting options on Facebook are some of the most advanced, with businesses being able to go for specific interests to narrow down audiences more than they already have by looking at things such as gender, age, location and job. Targeting is such a highly important of creating great ads due to its ability to make sure you’re reaching the exact people you want engaging with your business, giving you a better ROI. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
If you’ve looked into marketing your business on social media, chances are you’ve heard of the terms ‘Impressions’ and ‘Reach’. 
 
If you’ve never come across them before, it may be difficult to know what they both exactly mean, and how important they are to your overall Marketing efforts, but that doesn’t mean you should totally ignore what the numbers are saying. 
 
Here’s more information on reach vs impressions. 
 
 
 
 
Facebook has over 3 billion users, meaning your target audience will be out there, waiting for a product/service just like yours to solve their problems, and Facebook Ads are the perfect way to get out in front of your target audience. 
 
This form of PPC can be of great benefit to those who optimise their campaigns to get a ROI that far outweighs the cost of running the ad, but some people often find themselves running into trouble with their campaigns due to mistakes that can be easily avoided. 
 
Here’s 5 common mistakes you need to avoid with your Facebook Ads… 
 
 
 
 
Facebook is one of the most popular platforms to use for those looking to market their business on social media. 
 
With over 3 billion active users, Facebook gives you the opportunity to reach an audience you wouldn’t usually find if you’re not engaging with the digital side of marketing. It’s a huge platform allowing you to bring in the sales and audience you dream of. 
 
Getting engagement helps to boost your posts, create a loyal base of customers and followers and puts you as an industry lead. 
 
Here’s how you can increase your Facebook engagement. 
 
 
 
We’re coming to the end of February, meaning there’s been a couple of updates in the world of social media and digital marketing. 
Here’s all the news this month… 
 
Updates For Threads 
 
Threads has hit 130m users, and with the app now becoming available to those within the EU growth has become steady. Mark Zuckerberg has said: “Threads now has more people actively using it today than it did during its initial launch peak, so that one’s I think on track to be a major success.” Whilst Threads still has a long way to go with development if it wants to really challenge X, it’s expansion of users since launching in mid-2023 has been impressive. 
 
 
 
 
When you begin marketing on Facebook, one of the first things you must do is create a business page. This page will be the basis of your marketing, giving you the tools to make your social media marketing a success. 
 
It’s important you get your business page right, as it’s the hub of everything you do, and one of the first places potential audience members will look for more information about what you do. 
 
Here’s how you can engage customers with an ideal business page on Facebook. 
 
 
Happy 2024! As we enter the New Year, we can expect lots of updates coming to social media as 2024 progresses, and have started to see updates being rolled out this January. 
 
Here’s all the social media news this January. 
 
Detailed Targeting Options To Be Removed For Facebook Ads 
 
Meta have announced certain targeting options are to be removed from Facebook Ads due to low usage, being too specific and causing issues due to sensitive topics such as race, ethnicity and health. 
 
 
 
Retargeting campaigns are designed to engage any customers who have previously shown some interest in your business’ website or app but haven’t yet converted into a client. 
 
77% of marketers use retargeting in Facebook and Instagram advertising, so there’s no better time to start you retargeting efforts than the present. Retargeted customers are 70% more likely to convert, meaning there’s a world of potential customers out there that you could be reaching. 
 
Here’s your guide to Facebook retargeting campaigns. 
 
 
 
 
Facebook Ads allow you to promote your business beyond the traditional forms of advertising and marketing, giving you the opportunity to push your products and services to a wider audience using social media. 
 
If you haven’t started using Facebook Ads yet, then there’s no better time like the present to get your business marketing on socials by using ads on the platform. Setting out may seem like a big task at first, but when you know what you’re doing it can make the whole process a little easier. 
 
Here’s how to get started creating Facebook Ads. 
 
 
With the new year fast approaching, businesses will begin to start modifying or creating their social media strategies as they get ready to start with their digital marketing efforts. 
 
A social media strategy outlines all the responsibilities and actions you plan to take when it comes to your social media platforms, including your content, defining your audience, which platforms you’ll prioritise, which members of your team will be delegated certain tasks and clients – it’s a full overview of how you’re going to grow you online presence and use your businesses employees’ skillsets to the best of your and their abilities. 
 
Here’s how you can create the perfect social media strategy for 2024. 
 
 
 
When you elect Facebook as your business’ chosen platform for your social media marketing, you need to be able to promote and market your business effectively whilst also creating a connection with your audience and building up a loyal following. 
 
Promoting your business on Facebook doesn’t have to be difficult, however it can be tough to know exactly where to start – especially if this is your first foray into the world of social media marketing and using the tools Facebook has on offer to aid businesses with building a presence online. 
 
Here’s how you can use Facebook to promote your business on social media… 
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