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in Pullman where I did my wedding invitations. And an unrelated
business but http://www.facebook.com/l/4a6d4;Sephora.com has the best
business facebook page I have seen. They get tons of replies on any of
their posts and post a good mix of polls, promos, events and tips but
not too many to be annoying.
Paper Pals
http://www.facebook.com/l/4a6d448Nje8gFhFHqHxjdwOrlfg;www.facebook.com/pages/Paper-Pals/145173762423"
My same lovely friend added - My other big suggestion is that you "like" or befriend as many similar interest businesses, causes etc. and post on those pages often. IE if you were trying to make a facebook page for your blog you would befriend all the arts & crafts stores, retail boutiques that sell crafty stuff, pages for books about making crafts etc. Post interesting things to those pages often that may lead people to your page. Just don't make it a blatant ad. For some of the pages I've worked on I like to add links to pertinent news, tips etc. Ex. for natural health I don't go on otherpages and say hey check out my page! I might post a recipe that fits the discussion topic though. You can always see the numbers go up when you put in a few days work being prolific. and the good thing is is once someone likes your page they rarely remove it- so if you take a few days off your fans won't grow but they won't drop off either. And if you have the ablity to every so often release a promo code or info about a freebie or discount you give people incentive to become a fan of your page.
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