Facebook opens Reactions to everyone
Dec 24, 2023 23:13:03 GMT -5
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Share Share content that interests you, but above all content that is relevant to your audiences. Start with curation with tools like Scoop It or Defineed . Not only do these tools provide monitoring, but they can also give ideas for article topics. I work with 2 of the 5 biggest companies in the CAC40 (and I was contacted by 2 others in this Top5) because my content (LinkedIn or blog) was shared by readers who had connections in these companies. In the same way, I worked with a company in the top 5 of the Interbrand ranking, following the sharing of one of my articles originally published on the Presse Citron blog.
I am in contact with a second and have been contacted by a third. This is for the largest Email Data companies, that is to say without counting the VSE/SMEs of 5 to 500 million with whom I work or have worked. Maintain Avoid the hard selling approach, that is to say the very direct pitch via Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, etc. We prefer to work with those we know and trust. Take the time to like and comment on posts from your connections. There are today more than 1.5 billion active users on social networks, so your ambassadors, influencers, prospects, clients, candidates, financiers, investors, partners, etc. are there, just a click away. If you don't pay attention to them, your competitors will do it for you.
You will not directly find an order or new business online, but you will create an audience and maintain a relationship which can then have an impact on your bottom line. Facebook has just announced that “ Reactions ” will be available to everyone ( “Reactions” extended to all of Facebook ). The reactions, which we have been hearing about for some time now, are in some ways an extension of the Like. Reactions allow everyone to express other reactions than a simple Like (love, Haha, Yay, Wow, Sad, Angry). They will appear on posts, giving Facebook users the opportunity to express themselves more appropriately. In French, this will read: J'aime, J'adore, Haha, Waouh, Triste, Grrr. Facebook reactions in French Today Like is used by 1.6 billion users for 6 billion Likes per day, which is more searches than on Google.
I am in contact with a second and have been contacted by a third. This is for the largest Email Data companies, that is to say without counting the VSE/SMEs of 5 to 500 million with whom I work or have worked. Maintain Avoid the hard selling approach, that is to say the very direct pitch via Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, etc. We prefer to work with those we know and trust. Take the time to like and comment on posts from your connections. There are today more than 1.5 billion active users on social networks, so your ambassadors, influencers, prospects, clients, candidates, financiers, investors, partners, etc. are there, just a click away. If you don't pay attention to them, your competitors will do it for you.
You will not directly find an order or new business online, but you will create an audience and maintain a relationship which can then have an impact on your bottom line. Facebook has just announced that “ Reactions ” will be available to everyone ( “Reactions” extended to all of Facebook ). The reactions, which we have been hearing about for some time now, are in some ways an extension of the Like. Reactions allow everyone to express other reactions than a simple Like (love, Haha, Yay, Wow, Sad, Angry). They will appear on posts, giving Facebook users the opportunity to express themselves more appropriately. In French, this will read: J'aime, J'adore, Haha, Waouh, Triste, Grrr. Facebook reactions in French Today Like is used by 1.6 billion users for 6 billion Likes per day, which is more searches than on Google.