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Terrell Clark
  • Camden, NJ
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What are some very effective marketing strategies when using Facebook? I am looking to improve my internet presence to build my business and brand. 

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@Terrell Clark create a Facebook page for your business, then use the paid ads to drive traffic to your site. It is really easy to setup yourself. You can choose the location and demographic of your targeted adds and set a dollar limit on the campaign. You could budget something like $100 and see how it goes. On your business Facebook page, make sure to do frequent posting of information of value. Your exact approach will depend on your type of business.

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