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Facebook Marketing Fails: How to Avoid Being a Spammy Tammy


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It's time to stop sending cold messages on Facebook. Is this a strategy that is still effective? If you want success in your business, you need to know how to network the right way. While sending a cold message right after your friend request is accepted may seem like a good idea, it may actually waste your time and possibly lead you to failure. And yet, many uplines and companies still teach this strategy.

I'm tired of the endless stream of cold and impersonal messages on Facebook, so I decided to focus on personalization and building genuine relationships. I had no idea this would be the key to unlocking a newfound sense of purpose in my work and what I teach my clients. When it comes to running a successful business, building relationships is everything.

"The level of success in your business rises and falls with the degree of how well you can ask questions" - Emmy

The Importance of Organic Personalized Marketing


Using organic marketing on Facebook can help you build genuine connections with potential clients. You can foster stronger relationships with the right audience by creating personalized, valuable content that showcases your authentic self. By focusing on organic marketing instead of pushy tactics or outdated strategies, you can create more sustainable growth for your business.

Both warm and cold markets benefit from organic marketing. You can cultivate meaningful connections with your audience by staying true to your own brand and sharing valuable content. In a competitive network marketing landscape, this organic marketing approach enables you to stand out and showcase your expertise.

Here are some key things NOT to do when marketing on Facebook:

  • Invite only the people you want to connect with to Facebook parties instead of inviting everyone you know.
  • You should always tailor your messages according to the recipient's interests and needs to avoid seeming spammy.
  • Instead of making assumptions, ask questions to understand the recipient's needs and preferences before promoting a product or service.

"If you do [sales] in a way that is coming from a place of authenticity, a place of adding value to other people, it's not a take-take mentality, it's a give-give-give mentality" Emmy

Connect with Emmy on the GRAM  @theheyheyemmy or hang out on Facebook.

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The Imperfect ChristianBy Emmy Cornwell

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