I can’t stress enough the importance of interaction on Facebook. It isn’t enough to just create a page. You have to interact with your followers if you expect any of those followers to turn into leads for your wedding business. Donna Maria tackled this issue on her blog by interviewing Dan Zarrella, co-author of The Facebook Marketing Book. A new

Social media is one of the major tools that a wedding company can use to promote their business. It is crucial to have a strong social media presence. However, if you can’t keep up with it all it may mean that you have overdone yourself and need to reevaluate and take a step back for a bit. There are a

It can be easy for wedding businesses to avoid keeping up with their social media work due to the amount of time they spend on it each and every day. Cutting time spent on social media is crucial, but cutting the actual social media ends up being extremely detrimental to building your business. So, how can you cut your time

Social networking, or just networking in general is an easy skill to learn. Obviously any wedding business is going to want to network with other wedding businesses to get their name out there, and build relationships that are beneficial to both parties. So the question isn’t whether a business should network, but how it can network in a beneficial way. 

According to new research, more than 71 percent of ALL INTERNET USERS are using Facebook – or at least have an account.  Did you see that?  More than 7 of every 10 people!!  Talk about Advertising GOLD! I was curious about just how much information you could find on Facebook and came across this super cool blog with loads of info.