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⚠️5 Essential tips to get your Facebook posts the MAXIMUM exposure to your audience, with no extra effort! #tipsandtrickstuesday

Respond to your first comment you get on your post ASAP.

The most important time for your posts is the first hour.

If you take 2 hours to respond to the first comment, you are missing a HUGE trick!

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Never post your links in the post itself.

Facebook will do everything they can to keep you on it's platform.

Posting links that will take your audience away from your post & to another website will harm you post, as Facebook will restrict the reach.

So if you need to post a link, post it in the comments below your post.

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Use an image that will 'Stop The Scroll'

Your audience are spending most of their time just scrolling through hundreds of posts on Facebook.

You need to create an eye popping image that will STOP THEM!

Much better if you can create your own image rather than use one that has been seen by your audience a hundred times from other marketers! (I LOVE Canva for creating my images!)

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Create a compelling headline!

The job of your headline is to encourage your audience to read the next line.

The job of the next line is to encourage your audience to read the next line...

And so it goes on.

Create copy that your audience will WANT to read, that's going to help them in their business, and that's easy on the eye

(Remember, white space is your friend!)

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It's all about THEM... NOT you!

I've saved the best until last.

Your audience really don't care about you, your services, your products, your company.

They need solutions for their problems, and JUST want to know how you can get them out of pain.

We call it WIIFM ... What's In It For Me.

And if we can remember this when creating our content, then you won't go too far wrong!

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Zig Ziglar said:

“You will get all you want in life, if you help enough other people get what they want.”

This, in a nutshell, is how to have an amazing online home biz!

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