Custom Facebook Page Design

As the largest social networking service and most visited website in the world, Facebook is the perfect place for your business to connect with the people who really matter – your customers.

With over 800 million active users, It’s no surprise that instead of posting their website address on advertisements, companies are now asking their followers to join them on Facebook. But when they arrive at your page, what do they see?

Research conducted shows that Facebook Pages with customised welcome tabs grow 38% faster than those without.

Facebook Pages allow businesses the ability to create a customisable presence on Facebook. Many brands have seized the opportunity to design a much more compelling and fully branded page, giving customers the opportunity to interact and immerse themselves in the brand.

We design and build bespoke company Facebook Pages to ensure your presence on Facebook fully represents your brand and makes you stand out from the crowd. If you have an idea in mind, we can produce it. Read more

What to Write on your Blog and Why

Maintaining a ‘blog’ or news section on your website is a great way of updating customers about news, views and events from your business or industry. Not to mention it’s very search engine friendly and will keep your website well ranked (and therefore found) in Google and other search engines.

If you have a five page site and no blog, then you have five chances to rank in search engines. If you have a five page site and a blog with hundreds of posts, you have hundreds of chances to rank. A recent survey suggests that companies who blog receive 97% more inbound links than those who don’t. Inbound links are important because they signal authority to search engines, thus increasing your chances of getting found in those search engines. Read more

Using Facebook For Business

In 2010, a website doesn’t have to be the only place people can find you online. Social media sites such as Twitter, LinkedIn, and of course Facebook give you many other opportunities to present your business or your brand.

These won’t be suitable for everyone, but if you can find your audience there, then perhaps you should be there too. Promoting your site is just as important as building it.

If you are creating a Facebook group from a business perspective, it is important to understand the purpose of the group.

Facebook groups work similar to blogs and forums in that you can use them to communicate with members in the community as well help increase awareness of products, news and services in your organisation or industry. Read more