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May 10

5 Ways to Use Facebook for Local Business Marketing

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You should know by now that millions of people use facebook as a social media tool. Besides just enjoying yourself online at this site, interaction with others can be very useful for your local business marketing.

Here are 5 ways that you can use facebook to your advantage if you have a business. By the way, I am in progress on each of these steps as I create this post.

1.After you have a personal facebook account, be sure to put links to your business inside your profile. Here is what mine looks like right now:

Remember to type in the whole URL to create a real link, and by that I mean add in the http:// part at the front. Also, you can add the URL to specific pages within your site, it does not just have to be your home page that you link to.

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