The document provides 18 rules for using social media to grow a law firm based on Dave Kerpen's book "Likeable Social Media". Some key recommendations include listening to customers, being transparent and honest, responding quickly to both positive and negative feedback, asking questions to engage customers, and providing value without expecting anything in return. The goal is to build an authentic and likeable brand through social media that delights customers and makes the buying process easy.
33. in a recent study, Likeable Media looked at status updates that… 1. Pose a question or challenge directly to fans (ex: “what’s your favorite type of flower?” or “fill in the blank: summer is _____”) 2. Ask fans to “like” it (ex: “Like this status if you’re ready for the weekend!”) 3. Announce winners of a Facebook-hosted contest or sweepstakes (ex: “Congrats to Devin Sugameli, winner of a $25 gift card from us!”) 4. Include “everything else” – all remaining status updates that didn’t fit any of the above categories
57. facebook: profiles If you can add a business as a “FRIEND”, it’s not properly set up on Facebook. Individual profiles are for Individuals.
58. facebook: groups Groups are organized around common interest. Limited functionality, but able to organize large groups of people. Can be public or private.
59. facebook: fan pages Established for businesses: Become a LIKER Completely public, don’t need to be a member of Facebook to view HIGHLY functional.
62. if 18 rules is too much to remember… Listen Up! Be Transparent! Respond to Everyone! Just Be Likeable!
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Editor's Notes
Vin Diesel has 19,061,630 fans on FB
Warshafsky Law Firm…based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin…218 likers
Haymond Law Firm based in the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic US area…3224 likers