Did Facebook just update its algorithm? Maybe. Probably. And more changes will come. That’s why a Facebook page should be optimized just like a website. Is yours?

They used to say a “dog year” was equal to seven human years. I suspect it’s the reverse for “social media marketing years” because of the bewildering speed of updates. How much do you recall about Facebook?

Since the beginning of the year, we have been experimenting with Facebook (Meta) advertising and letting you look over our shoulder. There was a bump in our road, so take a look:

Facebook Ads is loaded with reports and last time we gave a brief overview of what you’ll find. Today, we’ll look at our actual numbers and make some decisions.

The only way to tell if your ad is working is to measure. Fortunately, Meta (or Facebook, if you prefer) measures your ad a zillion ways. Now, you just have to read them all!

Since our lead generator is an SEO audit, our team should be all in on SEO, right? Yet, we’re planning a Facebook ad campaign right now. Wondering why we would do that? Let us explain…

Yes, Elon Musk spent most of the year monkeying around with Twitter, but for small biz owners, the following changes were more important to their businesses:

Prove to search engines that your website it the best result by building a strong and relevant social media presence that underscores your site’s importance. Here’s how:

One of the decisions small business owners need to make is whether to create a Facebook Page, start a Facebook Group, or just stick with their current Facebook Profile. Here are highlights of the differences:

Facebook Ads are a great sandbox for experimenting with pay-to-play marketing. Start strong by applying this optimal mix of advice, which is both tried-and-true and up-to-date.