by 98 Buck Social | Jun 10, 2019 | Facebook, Facebook Marketing, Social Media 101, Tips and Tricks
The elusive Facebook Ad. How do they work? What’s the best way to define your target audience? How much should you be spending? These are likely questions buzzing in the mind of the small business owner who has never run Facebook Ads before. Just breathe! Figuring out...
by 98 Buck Social | May 22, 2019 | Facebook Marketing, Small Business Success, Social Media 101, Tips and Tricks
In the age of social media, your business’s reputation online can be your biggest blessing, or your biggest downfall. Did you know 90% of consumers read online reviews before visiting a business? Building up good reviews on Google and Facebook for your business is a...
by 98 Buck Social | May 1, 2019 | Facebook Marketing
When reviewing your marketing strategy and developing your target audience, your first thought is likely that you want to target everyone. While we understand that you want the whole world to know about your products or services, starting off with a more specific...
by 98 Buck Social | Apr 2, 2019 | Facebook Marketing, Small Business Success, Tips and Tricks
With over 2 billion active users on Facebook, it should come as no surprise that Facebook advertising has become a core component to a successful digital marketing campaign. While this type of advertising can get pricey, there is a way to market your business...
by 98 Buck Social | Mar 26, 2019 | Facebook Marketing, Instagram, Social Media, Social Media 101, Tips and Tricks
The ‘mute’ button is quite possibly the best thing to happen to social media since the thumbs down option was implemented. But we want people to use those for their uncle’s political posts, not for your business! So how can you be sure you aren’t falling prey to...
by 98 Buck Social | Mar 20, 2019 | Facebook Marketing, Instagram, Social Media, Tips and Tricks
Snapchat started the craze, and Instagram and Facebook followed shortly behind. Ephemeral content is currently one of the biggest terms talked about in the marketing world. Ephemeral content refers to content that is short and sweet – and only lasts 24 hours...
