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Are you EXPERIENCED with Managing Multiple Client's Facebook accounts? I could use your help.

by Joe Mobley
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If you have experience managing multiple client's Facebook accounts, I would appreciate your tips, techniques and suggestions. I am looking for ideas on the technical side of things, not how to add likes or build traffic, etc.

I have avoided Facebook for the most part but I have clients that want a FB presence. They do not want to deal with the setup/admin/config aspects of Facebook.

Yes, I will/am Google-ing but I am trying to hack the learning curve a bit.

I appreciate the help.

Joe Mobley
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  • Profile picture of the author EzraWinter
    One thing I would be careful about is automating too much of it, I think a big mistake people make is using third-party tools or other networks to post, where it will never format all the way correctly.

    I'd take the extra time to manually post content, or at least use Facebook's native scheduler, to make sure everything displays right and is optimized for Facebook specifically.
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  • Profile picture of the author DanaMears
    You can act as an editor on Facebook. Search related groups and post link of Facebook post that has a good content/article from the website. You can update like twice a day. Share quotes and news. In Twitter, update 3-5x a day. Retweet,Thank your followers,mention users with the same niche/interest. In Google Plus, update 1-2x a day. Customize or posts and join and share to communities in relevance with your niche. As long as you keep updating and sharing, you'll soon build a high traffic.
    The challenge is ENGAGEMENT. Learn what type of posts will drive users to comment and share and build engagement. These are not that "expert advice" but so far these actually work. Keeping things organic and real like owning the page yourself.

    Check out this infographic. You might get some good tips too.

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  • Profile picture of the author melvinsh
    To gain likes fast effortlessly launch a targeted giveaway or run some ads on Facebook. These can both target users by niche and nothing gains them faster for the average business.

    To auto post connect a RSS feed to a service like Hootsuite, Sendible, Onlywire IFTTT etc.

    Automation is cool it's easy not to mess up if you document everything and check everything.
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  • Profile picture of the author Joe Mobley
    Originally Posted by Joe Mobley View Post

    If you have experience managing multiple client's Facebook accounts, I would appreciate your tips, techniques and suggestions. I am looking for ideas on the technical side of things, not how to add likes or build traffic, etc.

    I have avoided Facebook for the most part but I have clients that want a FB presence. They do not want to deal with the setup/admin/config aspects of Facebook.

    Yes, I will/am Google-ing but I am trying to hack the learning curve a bit.

    I appreciate the help.

    Joe Mobley
    I'm looking more for things like:

    "Joe, you can create and admin all of your clients Facebook accounts and pages through your FB account by ..."

    Again, I am looking for ideas on the technical side of things, not how to add likes or build traffic, etc.

    Thanks

    Joe Mobley
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