I am curious to hear from others that use FB/Twitter/Instagram and others to promote their business. How do you bridge the gap left by the social media platforms banning/shutting down like minded people? As much as I would love to shutdown my accounts on FB, Twitter etc-it poses a difficult decision. I feel I get a good return by advertising at these places. For those doing the same, how are you going to go forward? As much as I want to delete and walk away, I think it would hurt my business's. My short term plan is to keep doing what I am, keep my personal profile as is and gear it more towards the business support. Get setup with a conservative friendly social media platform for my personal stuff/entertainment etc.
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I guess you need to ask yourself “who is your market”? If the masses flee or get banned who will you be advertising too!
I never put my business on any social media platform.
Good luck.
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Pulled all mine.Originally posted by brushtrooper View Post
As bad as it sounds we went to CL.
This is our first run, but things haven't slowed down.
3 weeks now.
More important things than money.
It will be everyones decision to make, but if I'm ready to die for this country, a little more money is the least of my worries.
Should Pedo Joe somehow win, he's fixing to lock us down anyway, so...Comment
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We're wedding venue and have to be on FBComment
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I have friends who have removed their businesses from face book. I am not even listed by Google. I've had customers ask me why not and I've told them I get enough business by referrals.
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i’d be willing to bet but you’d get more business by advertising that you’ve dumped Facebook and that you are a Conservative owned business....if you are. I will avoid all liberal owned businesses, when I can. I do my best to use Christian Conservative owned businesses.Originally posted by friscopaint View PostComment
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You folks have to remember that demographic is our target audience not 50 yr Olds. I'm as conservative as they get and even fly a don't tread on me flag at venue entrance but I'm also a businessman and if you aren't on social media in that business you are doomed. I'll gladly sell to anyone wanting to take that risk for a mere $1.3 million. I did delete my personal pageOriginally posted by RLB View PostLast edited by friscopaint; 01-10-2021, 09:25 AM.Comment
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I have an FFL on the side that I used a facebook business page for but deleted it along with my personal page. May hurt business a little but don't really care.
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My wedding venue booked one today straight from Facebook. Mixed race couple from Dallas....as much as I hate FB that's business...if yall come up with a better avenue I'm listening but its $30-$40,000 a year to me. Not sure how else this couple from Dallas would locate our venue in CollinsvilleComment
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I advertised a rental property vacancy on FB marketplace for our local countyComment
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Facebook has only been wildly popular for a decade. Plenty of business was done long before the days of Facebook. Adapt and overcome. I'm in the same boat, and I will be happy to share strategy with you.
What industry are you in?Comment
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The only real reason I can see for anyone to be on facebook is IF you own a business. The rest of it is just a complete waste of time imo
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We have a antique/vintage mall, this business has a very good return on FB advertising.Originally posted by Drop Tine View Post
Our other one is utility/cargo trailer sales and repair. I do not see as much of a return on FB/Social Media advertising but we do several sales per month from itComment
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