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A new episode of Social Media Video Podcast titled “SMVP 7 – How to Create a LinkedIn Business Page” has just been released!
SMVP 7 – How To Create A LinkedIn Business Page
In this episode we show you how to create A LinkedIn Business Page. A LinkedIn Business Page has many advantages over “cheating†your personal Profile into a business account. Even if you are a small business, you can look more polished, finished, and BIGGER with a company profile page. It allows you to list products and services, which can be highlighted with links and videos. You can link each product or service to specific staff member. And you can assign multiple people as page managers, like on the other social media platforms we’ve talked about. And the most powerful aspect – page analytics and insights into who exactly is checking out your business.
Stuart Mackey is owner and CEO of Mackey Productions, Full Service Video Productions. Stuart has been working in video production professionally since 1999.
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A new episode of Social Media Video Podcast titled “Pinterest for Business: A creative marketing approach” has just been released!
Pinterest for Business: A creative marketing approach
In this episode of the Social media Video Podcast, we will discuss how to create your Pinterest Business page, how to use it to attract new clients, and how to maintain contact with your existing clients all throughout the year. If you are a business owner that struggles to gain new clients, keep existing clients happy or come up with creative ideas that help your business grow, THIS PODCAST IS FOR YOU!
Stuart Mackey is owner and CEO of Mackey Productions, Full Service Video Productions. Stuart has been working in video production professionally since 1999.
Connect with Stuart on Google+.
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A new episode of Social Media Video Podcast titled “Social Media Video Podcast Teaser Trailer” has just been released!
Social Media Video Podcast Teaser Trailer
Are you confused by the various social media platforms and how they can benefit your business. Maybe you know that you need to use them but you don’t have the time? Watch this Social Media Video Podcast Teaser video to learn more.
In this Social Media Video Podcast series, our hosts Stuart Mackey and Stacy self will help you to understand the terms and best practices for sites like Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, Pinterest, etc.
The Social Media Video Podcast will help you understand how to use Social Media to grow your business, so you can get back to working on the part of your business you want to work on.
Stuart Mackey is owner and CEO of Mackey Productions, Full Service Video Productions. Stuart has been working in video production professionally since 1999.
Connect with Stuart on Google+.
I continue to receive “friend” invites from “Businesses” so I thought I would look into helping everyone figure how and why to convert to a proper profile page.
The first reason I want to point out is that in order to find you when your Profile is your business is that it should be set to public. Otherwise all of your posts will go to waste as far as SEO is concerned. However, if your Profile is set to public, all of your personal information that you’ve submitted is publicly available; such as birthday, addresses, and “personal” posts and shares. You Business Page can be set to public and filled in with all of its contact information, and not include any personal information. And since so many sites link to Facebook, you might accidentally share something you wouldn’t want to share to your Business “profile.”
Another practical reason I think people should convert to a proper Page is that it can allow multiple administrators without giving out the password for your “personal” Facebook account. This is a great help if you decide to hire a marketing professional, as they will be able to post and comment “as” the Business Page. For Mackey Productions, I am able to upload and post a video I produce for you as a client to your Page. This avoids having to figure out to get a very large video file to you via the web or a “thumb drive.” And you can remove administrators at any time.
Third, it is technically against Facebook’s rules:
Since personal accounts are meant for individual people, they aren’t suited to meet your business needs. Pages offer more robust features for organizations, businesses, public figures, brands and organizations. Learn more about Facebook Pages.
Maintaining a personal account for anything other than an individual person is a violation of Facebook’s Statement of Rights and Responsibilities. If you don’t convert your noncompliant account to a Page, you risk permanently losing access to the account and all of its content.
Below is an article I found that sounded like to would be very helpful during your transition. NOTE: I have not actually tried this method. My Business Page and my Personal Profile have always been separate.
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