Still
the widest range.
Written off and yet everywhere.
Facebook has been declared dead for years by people who themselves are on other channels. In the meantime, it is still the place in Flanders where the widest group of adults passes by daily.
For a local business, a construction company, or a manufacturer with private customers, it is the channel with the least effort and the most reach. Especially when you run ads, because the segmentation by region and interest is still strong.
What we do.
- Make your page complete and up to date, including the information that people actually search for.
- A rhythm of posts that is planned months in advance.
- Images and text that we create ourselves, no supplied material needed.
- Advertisements in a defined region, age, and interest.
- Following up which posts resonate and then promoting those as ads.
- Keeping an eye on the reactions and the messages that come in.
So it goes.
What customers usually ask first questions.
Young people are using it less, that's true. But the group between thirty-five and sixty-five is in most companies exactly the group that decides and pays. Therefore, for those selling to individuals, it remains strong.
Two to three times a week works well. More important than the frequency is to maintain the rhythm, because a page that has nothing on it for three months does more harm than a page that does not exist.
Without a budget, you only reach a small part of your own followers. Often, a modest amount per month is sufficient for recognition in your region.
Yes, both channels are managed from the same environment. We will adjust the format and tone, as automatically reposting is immediately noticeable.
