1. Facebook

First your personal page needs to be set up in an informative manner. People should be able to know about the basics before meeting you.Your about me space? Craft a story with important details about yourself in relation to your brand or whatever it is that you are selling. Be cautious with the pictures you upload. For some reason, employers are secretly checking out your Facebook page,and basing what they find there on their decision to hire you. A picture with you spraying strippers wouldn't be a good bid.

It is important to genuinely express yourself. Focus on your interests and consistently share them on Facebook. Doing this is your formatted way of sculpting your audience to start looking at you as a brand. If you are a fashionista, constantly share outfit collages or your window shopping trips. People will start to view you as a fashionista for sure.

Ever hear about how people are doing things just so they can post it online? Welp, that is actually a great marketing tactic. Every time you participate in something that relates to your brand, document it on Facebook. Make sure that your contact information is updated. When it is a hassle to find a business or individual's contact information, people usually won't do business with you.

Starting a Facebook group is like building a community. You can target people who bare the same interests as you to join your group. Make it an open group where people can interact, start discussions, promote their own services and also videos and photos. This will be your grab of like minded people. Within any effective group, the networking opportunities are endless.