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Zig When They Zag - Season 2, Episode 8: Why Asking, “Should I Be on Facebook?” is the Wrong Question to be Asking
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Whether it's creating a Facebook page for your business or jumping on the hottest new social media or marketing trend, the answer is (unsurprisingly) "it depends."
However, each business is unique. There's no "one-size-fits-all" approach that can yield consistent results across products, industries, and demographics.
What to Ask Instead
Platforms and marketing tactics will change over time, but one thing that remains consistent is your business's need for a website.
Why is your website so important? You own your website (as opposed to content posted on social media platforms), and it's the 24/7 digital salesperson for your business. Some better questions to ask:
- Is my website working?
- What's wrong with my website?
How to Get People to My Website
- SEO
- Social Media
- Content
The Bottom Line
Instead of asking "should I be on Facebook," ask these questions:
- How can I make my website work better?
- How can I create better content?
- What's the overall strategy that ties it all together?
- What are the overall channels we'll utilize?
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Hot Dog Marketing is a digital marketing agency in Round Rock, TX serving small and medium-sized businesses. We excel in delivering marketing strategy, digital marketing, website design and development, and outstanding customer service.
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