It is the question I get asked daily – How can I encourage Engagement on my page when I have NO time?
We all struggle to keep up with posting, checking on posts and engaging on our pages.
In this post, I talk about how to follow up after you have published a cracking image or post on your Facebook Page. I'll also discuss how you can engage with your fans and provide value (even if you are scheduling your posts) and how you can do it without being on Facebook all day long.
3 Steps to KickStart Your Facebook Engagement
I have posted about the 3 Steps before in this post. This time, I have outlined them for you in this easy to follow infographic.
Click to Tweet this Infographic or click the Top Left Corner to Pin It to Pinterest.In Summary:
Show your community some TLC :
- Twice Per Day check back on your posts for comments.
- Like every comment.
- Comment back for every comment you receive
Click to Tweet some TLC for your friends.
It's simple. It encourages engagement. It's called a conversation – a conversation with a goal or strategy in mind.
If you don't really want to join in on a conversation with your fans/community/target audience then maybe Facebook is not for you – because social is two way and requires some commitment of time. It involves a conversation that guides fans into leads and leads into sales. If you use these 3 steps, however, the commitment of time is well worth it.
It also tells you a lot about your ideal customer, gives you feedback about what they want, what their problems are and how you can help them. So treat these people with some TLC and you will find that you get back so much more than you give.
Are you giving your fans some TLC on Facebook? What time management strategies work for you when trying to keep up with social media?




