How you can partner with a HUGE page, channel, etc.
In the past 2 years I've been doing a lot of research into Facebook & YouTube marketing. I've also taken part in a lot of very interesting case studies, worked alongside fortune 500 companies, and recently have even been offered positions with some very well known companies that I've turned down.
One of the biggest things that has hit me since I began is that...
YOU MUST NETWORK!
Consider it a requirement if you want to achieve success.
And there are 2 separate ways I've been able to network with very large Facebook pages, YouTube channels, companies, CEOs, etc.
1. You know that whole "sharing" thing? It works!
This is all it really takes in order to get a connection.. Do a review on a product and share it directly with the company. Share your thoughts on a YouTubers videos and critique them. Create a website and link back to who you want to network with. And my favorite...
Share their work.
It's so simple and yet no one I talk to seems to be doing any of this...
I mean let's say you are a lawyer and want to network with a Facebook page regarding motorcycles. You could setup a deal where you share legal advice for motorcycle riders with the page and gain attention on your own practice.
Now let's say you want to create a photography page... instead of just sharing random photo's, talk directly with photographers and just by sharing their work you'll be able to network with them.
Okay.. so networking, it works. If you aren't doing it.. do it.
2. Communication is key
Alright, so I own a lot of large Facebook pages, some with over 100,000 and some with less than 3,000. But even so... I always notice the people who comment on every single post. They're the people I will literally do anything for.. even if that means sharing their content or promoting them.
They help create discussion and so could you.
The same goes for YouTubers, they know their commentors. Even the big guys with over 100,000 subscribers still read through a crap load of their comments. Once they see a pattern you'll begin to build a relationship without even knowing it.
I mean seriously.. think about it.
I'll give you a good example. There are some pretty large companies that use Facebook that nearly ALL of us here on Warrior Forum know about.. and yet they rarely receive comments.
Even by just hoping into a discussion or creating a discussion every once in a while with that company on their Facebook page, YouTube channel, or Twitter will get that relationship started.
Share & Comment.. it's really that easy.
So there ya have it.. share peoples work and be invested in creating discussions with people/companies and you've got yourself a mix for creating the perfect concoction of networking AWESOMENESS!
One of the biggest things that has hit me since I began is that...
YOU MUST NETWORK!
Consider it a requirement if you want to achieve success.
And there are 2 separate ways I've been able to network with very large Facebook pages, YouTube channels, companies, CEOs, etc.
1. You know that whole "sharing" thing? It works!
This is all it really takes in order to get a connection.. Do a review on a product and share it directly with the company. Share your thoughts on a YouTubers videos and critique them. Create a website and link back to who you want to network with. And my favorite...
Share their work.
It's so simple and yet no one I talk to seems to be doing any of this...
I mean let's say you are a lawyer and want to network with a Facebook page regarding motorcycles. You could setup a deal where you share legal advice for motorcycle riders with the page and gain attention on your own practice.
Now let's say you want to create a photography page... instead of just sharing random photo's, talk directly with photographers and just by sharing their work you'll be able to network with them.
Okay.. so networking, it works. If you aren't doing it.. do it.
2. Communication is key
Alright, so I own a lot of large Facebook pages, some with over 100,000 and some with less than 3,000. But even so... I always notice the people who comment on every single post. They're the people I will literally do anything for.. even if that means sharing their content or promoting them.
They help create discussion and so could you.
The same goes for YouTubers, they know their commentors. Even the big guys with over 100,000 subscribers still read through a crap load of their comments. Once they see a pattern you'll begin to build a relationship without even knowing it.
I mean seriously.. think about it.
I'll give you a good example. There are some pretty large companies that use Facebook that nearly ALL of us here on Warrior Forum know about.. and yet they rarely receive comments.
Even by just hoping into a discussion or creating a discussion every once in a while with that company on their Facebook page, YouTube channel, or Twitter will get that relationship started.
Share & Comment.. it's really that easy.
So there ya have it.. share peoples work and be invested in creating discussions with people/companies and you've got yourself a mix for creating the perfect concoction of networking AWESOMENESS!