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| In a time when the economy is in chaos, entrepreneurs are struggling, consumers are confused and business owners need help.
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tracyrepchuk.com
20 Feb 2012 | 1:03 am
One of the common questions I get from my clients, and one of the first things I tell them to do, is to change your Facebook long numbered account name – to a custom URL – preferably your name.
Why Do You Need a Custom Facebook URL?
1. It helps to secure your brand. Either your name, business, or keywords. My advice is to DEFINITELY secure your personal name.
2. It is easier to promote yourself – you can put it on a business card, on your presentation, your email signature and marketing materials, including other sites quickly
3. It is easy to remember. Try remembering your 15 digit number.
4. It is easier to find you and avoids confusion when someone types your name in, and 16 of you come up, which do they select. Make it a no brainer.
Even if you aren’t using your personal name in your business – and if you are an author or speaker you should be – for the above reasons, do it. And It’s free, so why wouldn’t you do it?
Here is How To Create A Custom Facebook URL also called a Vanity URL
1. Go to: http://facebook.com/username
and reserve[…]
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tracyrepchuk.com
9 Feb 2012 | 3:40 pm
My 14 year old son pointed something interesting out today when he was disgusted by the latest Nicki Minaj song called Stupid Hoe, and that was the negative influence music is having on our culture right now.
He is someone who buys and appreciates songs from the 1920′s up, and is a music history buff. He did a little research and saw how the words have changed, and how that is impacting us as a society. If we continue to support music that degrades society, we will end up deserving what we get. Please support music that creates the type of world you would like to live in.
Music lyrics through the ages,
30’s- I want something to live for, someone to make my life an adventurous dream.
40’s- you have to accentuate the positive, get out the negative
50’s- let’s go little darling, and we can always be together
60’s- I’d be safe and warm if I was in LA
70’s- say we’ll be together everyday
80’s- shying away, i’ll be coming for your love anyway
90’s- you better flee pops, or get your head thrown three blocks
2000’s- Ice my wrist’s and I piss on bitches. You can[…]
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tracyrepchuk.com
9 Feb 2012 | 1:00 am
How to Use Social Media To Market Your Business
Social media is everywhere these days, and if you’re running any kind of business, you need to be aware of it’s impact.
People are spending more and more time on social media sites, and that means if you’re not being found, you’re not maximizing your exposure.
Want to market your business via social media?
First, use social media.
Create a Facebook page, establish a Google Plus presence, open a Twitter account, and create a business profile on LinkedIn. You don’t need to join every hot new social media option, but even joining the four above will help boost your social media presence.
Now, make sure you use those accounts. There’s no point in having a Facebook page if you never post to it, and the same goes for other social media options. In fact, having a social media presence that’s dead can hurt you more than having nothing at all. It shows you don’t care, and that’s exactly what you’re trying to not do.
So, if you want to have active social media, how often should you post? You want it to be frequent, but not so frequent that you’re spending[…]
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