Blue Bird Internet Marketing is proud to launch the Facebook Business Page for The Beauty Studio 24, Toowoomba.

The Beauty Studio 24 recently re-located its established business from Highfields to Toowoomba and employed Blue Bird Internet Marketing to create a suitable Social Media Page and Email Marketing Campaign to suit their changing needs.

The Facebook Business Page has custom tabs displaying Product Services, Price Lists and an Email Sign-Up Tab.

Visit the Facebook Page HERE

This project has been a very enjoyable one.

Don't forget to drop by The Beauty Studio's New Page HERE

Stay Beautiful...

Judi

When it comes to Social Media posts for Business Pages and Community Groups, updates that include striking images get the most response from social media users.

Social Media users who log in to their home page are more likely to click on an image that you have posted that catches their eye's attention, rather than read a lengthy status that doesn't contain images.

So what do you need to remember when taking images or uploading ones on your social media sites, website or blog?

1.    Clarity.  Ensure that your image is clear.  Don't bother posting fuzzy, blury images.  Ensure that your image is of good quality and gets your point across. 
2.    Viewability.  Ensure that when you take your photo, that it is upclose and centred.  Social Media Home pages will crop your image to display on your timeline or the home page so centered clear images are important.  When taking your image either from your phone or camera, ensure that you get close to the subject and that labeling is visable.  The beauty of digital, is that there is no limit of the number of photos you can take to get it right.  Ensure that lighting is adequate when taking your image.
3.    Creditation.  When using someone else's image from the internet ensure that you have approval to use that image and that you give the image the credit to the photo owner.
4.    Label your images.  Your readers often want to know more about your image. Where was it taken, what is it of (e.g. product) where can it be purchased.  Ensure that you provide these answers and links to other social media pages or your website to take full advantage of the response your image may receive.
5.    Information.    If your business is one that has many attractive photos of products etc, it may be worth considering opening a Pinterest account, Instagram or Flickr account as a way of sharing your images to a wider audience.  If you have these photo sharing accounts, ensure that you mention this in your social media posts so viewers have the option of finding your other images easily.

Happy Snapping!

Judi
www.bluebirdinternetmarketing.com