Facebook Marketing Secrets Revealed

   Facebook Marketing surpasses all other Social Media Marketing as being on the must do list for Internet Marketers.

Why? Because...

Whether you are selling a product or service or promoting a network marketing or affiliate program, Facebook has the largest audience of active users and buyers.

Not only that, Facebook Marketing offers many unique opportunities to target your audience down to the last details, age groups, gender, nation, interests and that last one is a doozy. It allows you to be so specific in terms of what and who you like. Did you ever wonder why you are getting the particular little ads on the side of your screen. If you click on one them, rest assured you will get a lot more of the same type.

So, let's examine some Facebook Marketing Opportunities.

Facebook Marketing Ads

Facebook has made it simpler then ever to place one of those little ads for your project.

To create an ad on Facebook, go to your Facebook profile page. Click on Home with will be next to your name on the blue bar at the top of your page.

This will take you to your status page. Scroll down the left side under pages and click on Create Ad.

The first think Facebook will want to know is "What kind of results do you want for your Ads?"

The first two options, Page Post Engagement and Page Likes are for people how have business pages or fan pages. if that is you, then by all means choose one of these.

If however, you do not have a Page, then simply choose whatever might apply to you. Many people might want others to click to their website. From there, just follow the Facebook's guide.

If you decide to go the route of Facebook Ads seriously, you'll need to allow yourself enough time to learn the ropes. Plenty of opportunity exists for that. Googling Facebook Ads will bring you millions of option to learn more, blog posts, videos and website with tutorials, courses and trainings galore.

The main thing to remember is with millions of pages available on the search engines, you pick information that is recent. Facebook is no different from other businesses online, they change their way of doing things often.

I recently had the experience of going to YouTube and searching for a way to edit my Google videos already on YouTube www.uphex.com. I found exactly the information I wanted, but when I tried to apply it in 2014, I found that YouTube had changed and no longer allowed the editing features I was looking for.

Facebook Business Pages

Having a business page, previously called fan pages, plays an enormous role as a Facebook Marketing tool and easy to set up.

Just go to your Home page, on the left hand side, click "Create a Page" There it will take you to a place where you have multiple options to choose from of what kind of page you want to create.

If you have a Local Business or Place or if you are part of a Corporation, you would chose one of those. There are also choices for Entertainment, Cause or Community, Brand or Product.

Other individuals fall into the Artist, Band or Public Figure Category.

From there, like in Facebook Marketing Ads, you just follow the instructions.

Facebook Marketing Tools

Here, you'll find the latest and greatest new tools that Facebook Marketing Techies have created to make use of the way Facebook functions.

For example, Facebook is largely a photo media. That is, people like to look at pictures, so posts that show family gatherings, children, pets or quotes neatly framed in a photo gain the most likes and shares.

Videos work if they are short. You don't want to put a 20 minute video on Facebook because chances of anyone watching it are slim.

The shorter the better for videos, but make it 3 minutes max.

Because Facebook is a "social" network where friends gather with families and other friends, blatant advertising doesn't win any prizes. So, when using tools, you need to be careful. Viewers resent in-your-face ads. That's why Facebook Advertising works. It's on the side, inconspicuous, but attractive to what your interests are as you are interacting with others on Facebook.

I was surprised how my ads had changed once I got involved with other Internet Marketers on Facebook. I no longer see ads for shoes, fashions or other female demographic models. Instead I see a lot of Internet Marketing Ads.

With that in mind, you can find tools that will re-direct your photos from Facebook to any relevant website that relates to the subject of the photo. It makes no sense to re-direct to a completely different product or service.

A picture of your cute pet that takes you to gourmet pet food would be an okay choice.

There you have it, a basic overview of Facebook Marketing

Gloria Reibin has been an Network Marketer since 1998 and an Internet Network Marketer since 2012. Having witnessed all the changes online marketing has gone through, she knows how important it is to keep up with the latest marketing strategies without letting go of the old methods that still work. For Tips, Training and Motivation, join Join Gloria Reibin's GoldenStars Network Marketing Community

Have You Tried Plant Oils As Massage Oils?

Are you looking for good oil for massage?

Confused with the variety on the shelf?

Read on to know the best oil for your soothing, relaxing massage!

The multitude of massage oils available on the market has made the consumer more confused. All of them claim to be the best which makes choosing which one might suit you better difficult. Most of the massage oils have essential oils or extracts of plants in concentrated quantities. Oils used for massage are usually organic and massage is a good way of rejuvenating your body.

People tend to go in for very exotic oils for the purpose of massage, while common oils are equally effective. Lemon, orange, mint, grapefruit, rosemary are few of the common essential oils added in massage oils. Oil massage is a very good way of removing stress, aches and pains. One feels relaxed after an invigorating massage. The basic principle of a relaxing massage is that when the skin is externally stimulated with light strokes, applying a fair amount of pressure on the key points in the body, blood circulation improves and you start feeling refreshed. Muscles get relaxed when the tangled, hard nerves are stimulated.

Massage is a very relaxing process which helps in blood circulation and stimulates the skin, muscles and other soft tissues in the body. Massage has been there for ages and has been used as a non medicinal way of treating various ailments in the body. Massage oils have extracts of different herbs and medicinal potions for special massages. The Indian ancient medicine system, Ayurveda and Chinese traditional methods have incorporated many essential oils for developing effective massage potions.

The best aspect of an oil massage is that the blood circulation improves considerably and this helps eliminate the accumulated toxins from the body. A good massage with herbal based massage oils goes beyond the surface of the skin. Not only does the outer layer of the skin absorb the oil and making it smoother but also rejuvenates each cell, making your skin healthy, hydrated and glowing.

There are many 'cold pressed' oils that are added to a massage oil which are pure plant oils. Flax oil, primrose oil, olive oil and almond oil becomes good base for adding essential oils for the purpose of dilution and usage as massage oils. Oil massage with these diluted essential oils such as lemon, orange, primrose, mint are known to be relaxing with reduced swellings and aches. You can eliminate a lot of built up toxins from the skin with the perfect combination of the two essential oil and plant oils as massage oil.

Anita R writes for Onestoptreatment.COM that provides information on all aspects of finding massage oils.

Massage oils are a great way to enhance the beneficial effects of a massage therapy, they are looked as a must for a massage therapy session. The massage techniques have evolved in order to accommodate the use of oils. Choosing the right products, making a good blend that doesn't spoil in time might be a difficult task without the proper information.

There are a few reasons for using oils in a massage: facilitate the gliding over the skin thus avoiding superficial irritation, nourish the patient skin and promote health and absorption of the essential oils through skin and lungs.

A massage oil is usually a combination of two or more oils. The combination contains at least a base oil, the carrier, and one or more essential oils (aromatic oils). The base is an oil with a high skin penetration potential https://aromatherapyoils.pl/. The essential oil is chosen for its therapeutic effects and it is based on patient's need.

The carrier is a vegetable oil. When buying a carrier we have to search for cold-pressed or expeller-pressed oils. These two extraction methods ensure the oil is not polluted with solvents and is not degraded by high temperatures processing.

Most of the carrier oils can be stored in the sealed bottle for long periods. Once in contact with the air it starts the oxidation. If kept in dark containers at low temperatures the oxidation is slowed down. However some oils will deteriorate if stored in the fridge, check with the producer the proper storage conditions.

The most popular carrier oils are Grape-seed oil and Sweet Almond oil. Grape-seed oil is a very light oil and is very easy absorbed by the skin. Sweet Almond oil is very reach in vitamins with high therapeutic value.

Another excellent base is Olive oil because of its therapeutic qualities but is not very popular because of its strong fragrance.

Some other great base oils are: Apricot kernel, Avocado, Jojoba, Coconut, Hazelnut, Peach kernel, Sunflower.

Wheat-germ oil is an excellent adjuvant to any base because of its antioxidant properties. Wheat-germs oil added in proportion of 15% to any other base will prevent it to go rancid. Wheat-germs oil is a sticky oil so use it cautiously in your combinations.

The aromatic oils are plant extracts, (from flowers, roots, seeds, etc), with therapeutic properties. The aromatic oils are very concentrated and they are only used in combination with a base. The concentration should be about 3% essential oil in a base. Adding too much aromatic oil could irritate the patient skin as some of these are very potent.

Most of the aromatic oils are volatile, some of them will simply disappear in minutes if you forget the container open. As a general rule you have to keep them in sealed dark containers at low temperatures.

Each essential oil has its own healing properties. It is very important to know what these properties are in order to avoid harm. Using them improperly could worsen certain conditions.

Buying essential oils is a difficult task because of the lack of regulation in the industry. Very often your aromatherapy oils contain chemicals, fragrance enhancers, solvents to multiply the content, or oils extracted from similar plants but with different properties. None of these are marked on the bottle.

You can follow these guidelines when you are buying essential oils:

Look for therapeutic-grade oils, sometimes it's marked on the bottle;

Look for the scientific name of the plant, as sometimes the same common name of a plant could cover different botanical varieties;

Check if the plants were grown organically or wild-crafted - these are the best plants.

Check the reputability of the producer and question your supplier about their products.

Know that aromatherapy oils are not essential oils. Aromatherapy oils are usually a blend of essential and carrier oils or other components.

Use your smell, sometimes you can detect a problem product only by smelling it.Some excellent essential oils and their properties are:

Chamomile - anti-inflammatory and sedative,

Eucalyptus - respiratory problems, flu, skin infections;

Frankincense - helps the intellect;

Lavender - good sedative, heals burns, mood enhancer;

Lemon - antiseptic, lowers blood pressure and good for skin conditions; it is extremely volatile;

Peppermint - digestion, flatulence, flu;

Pine - antiseptic, very effective treating respiratory problems;

Rose - aphrodisiac and mood enhancer, very expensive oil.

When you blend your massage oil take in consideration the following facts:

Carrier oils go rancid and essential oil oxidize so make only what you use.

Massage oil has to be warm when you use it that will accelerate the alteration of your blend.

Your clients are different and have different needs, ask them what they like. Get feedback about the oil you use on your patient and don't use the same blend on all your clients.

Never use mineral oils, they are not absorbed by the skin and sometimes they can be harmful.

Do not use more than 3% to 4% of essential oil in your blend.

Avoid pre-blended massage oils if you are not sure about the date of fabrication, and exact content.

Avoid blending too many oils, simple is more effective.

Every person has their own preferences when it comes to essential oils, and that is based on their affinities and needs. Show your patient a sample of oil each time they come for a massage and note in their file what they like most.

My personal favorites are Frankincense, Lemon and Lavender. Frankincense has an important spiritual component while Lemon oil creates an oasis of freshness and intensifies all your senses. Lavender creates invisible bonds between people of opposite sex.