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Too many small businesses are still failing to utilize the power of Facebook, even though it is a free tool. Creating a page for your business is similar to taking a great selfie. With well-placed social media posts, you can drive free traffic to your website. It also encourages customer engagement!
Even if you don’t have a huge marketing budget, a Facebook page can still fit in. Here are some golden rules about having a Facebook page that a small business must cash on:
1. Your Facebook page is a like window of your shop. It should be clean, yet professional looking.
2. The posts that you create on the page must have a massive visual impact. You will have very limited time to grab the attention of people as they scroll down your page.
3. The posts on your Facebook page must be relevant to your brand. You may think a particular picture can create massive customer engagement but it may damage your brand badly. So, be careful.
4. The best way of getting the most engagement out of a post is to encourage the user to share that post. Include a call to action that makes them hit the share button.
5. The post must include only necessary information. Too many words can complicate things.
Don’t have a Facebook page yet? Just get started with these simple rules and see how it changes everything! 


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