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Facebook continues to work towards its goal of returning to a platform that serves meaningful content from your connection with friends, family and community. This means content from business pages will continue to be de-emphasized by Facebook, making it more difficult for businesses to get their content into their fan’s newsfeeds.
Facebook is, however, continuing its growth of groups. If you haven’t done so already, its time to make a branded group for your business. Facebook believes user interaction with groups is an extremely important part of the Facebook user experience. They are implementing functions that not only put your groups and communities at the center of your newsfeed, but will also make it easier for users to discover and engage with groups.
One of the reasons why you should create a Facebook Branded Group, is with the new redesign of Facebook (released to mobile devices already, and releasing to desktop over the next few months), groups are showcased at the top of the user’s newsfeed. Facebook wants your communities to be a major part of your Facebook experience.
Your unique selling proposition is what makes you and your products stand out from your competition—what is truly unique to you, and something that your competition does not possess. Your unique selling proposition answers your niche market's question - why should I do business with you instead of with your competition?
The best USPs fill a gap in your industry . . . what needs or solutions have the competition missed that you can fulfill? Figure that out and focus your USP on that need!
Here is an example of a brainstorm list for a retail online store:
Price.
Quality of merchandise.
Range and speed of delivery.
Catalog quality.
Website appearance.
Website navigation.
Ease of ordering.
Reliability of delivery.
Return policy.
Customer service.
Knowledgeable staff.
Study your competition - How well does your competition address the items in your brainstorm list? It is important to have a sense of where your firm stacks up in relation to your competition. Identify a unique selling proposition that is truly different from those propositions of your competition. Remember, your unique selling proposition is your competitive advantage!
Once you have answered all of the questions from the previous page and specifically described your niche market, you will have a great foundation for the understanding of your niche market, and why they buy from you.
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At the end of our edutainment workshop you will:
Discover how to change your marketing approach with a social media strategy. Understand the many social media platforms and learn a structure to be able to successfully incorporate social media into your business plan. Leave this fun, hands-on course with a strategy you can implement right away!
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