/>iIf you’re using Facebook to “sell” your practice, you are probably disappointed in your results. You see, Facebook is about engagement and anything that smacks of a hard-sell is usually tuned out.
You will get much better results if you simply surrender to what Facebook can deliver, which is an opportunity to meet new prospects and to share your knowledge that may someday lead to new business.
A lot of new business connections occur on Facebook based on people you used to know --old high school or college friends that you connect with there and then educate them naturally on what you do now. In that sense, approaching Facebook as a referral source cultivation opportunity could be a mindset that will pay you big dividends in the future.
That said, there are certain things you can do that research shows leads to more engagement with your Facebook posts. This infographic lays that out:
