Are Clients Using Social Media To Find Your Window Covering, Window Tinting, or Window Cleaning Business?

The short answer is yes. The truth is you can do this yourself and achieve the same results as anyone. It just takes a simple plan. Know the main difference is Google is based on buyers looking for you and Facebook is based on you posting randomly. We’ll link your company page complete with your logo on Facebook. Your website will have buttons directly to your social media sites and pages. Social networking has become integral for businesses to create key relationships and engender what marketing strategies refer to as “business evangelists”. These are usually those clients that you have gone the extra mile for and who are looking for an outlet to tell the world about your window-covering expertise and helpfulness. What better outlet for them than a social media site where their glowing approbation will not just be heard once but recorded for anyone seeking a similar service in the future?

Some of the advantages of using social media for your window-covering business include

• Improved overall ranking in major search engines
• An opportunity to engage your customers in a familiar context
• Allow customers to exchange ideas about window covering products and inform them of specials and other products they will see in their individual news feeds
• Enjoy the pre-built map integration of your Google local business page or have your address listed on Facebook or other social media sites to be found even easier

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