Best Social Media Campaigns for Outbuilding Manufacturing

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Social media misconceptions

A common misconception from our clients in high ticket sales is that leads will "look for" vendors on Facebook. Even though admin staff in B2B often look on Facebook for vendors "reviews", a B2C lead will not look beyond social proof after having made up his or her mind on the vendor choice.

Social media is a form of social proof but not a lead generation channel. Referral in B2C high ticket sales is not a "significant source" of qualified leads leading to sales (needs source), but helps the sales, given that the demographic is on Facebook (which is often not the case in high ticket sales).

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What content to post?

Here is a couple suggestions that will bring engagement to a social media page. Keep in mind that there isn't general a way to track the direct results in sales (contrary to what many so called social media manager would like us to believe). Social Media Campaign do not generally bring high ticket sales, the models confirms this.

We'll review this model after these common examples that at first glance look like a great investment. Testimonial posts. Survey question post. Quote Post. Staff Award Posts. Company Lifestyle Posts. Product Purpose of Usage post. Video content is great for recruiting on social media, but beyond brand exposure, a Facebook company page will not be a source of high ticket leads and here is a few example for your typical client lifecycle to explain why:

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Social media is not meant to for marketing

The first word in social media is “social.” Most social media algorithms have been programmed to prioritize content from personal profiles in the newsfeed. As cool as our products and services are, people don’t come to social media to be marketed to. They want to see what their friends and favorite influencers are up to.

Social media platforms know if they deliver what users want, they will better be able to retain those users. The more time they spend in the platform, the better. So your business page is at a disadvantage from the start.