Coupons on Facebook
 

Does anyone ever put coupons on facebook? If so how do you do it?

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I'm wondering too.

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I am part of a small franchise and the owner did Facebook ads for a few months and got a great response. I believe the price goes by the number of times people click on it. I know you can set the limit of how many times you want it clicked also. I would put on a really good offer so it gets people to look at it.

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I try to always have an active coupon on Facebook. I design them in a graphics program and then save them as a jpeg or png file. Then go to Facebook and post like you do any picture.

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I use Facebook quite a bit and also upload coupons as a jpeg file. I also plan on having a monthly drawing for all Facebook Fans starting in the new year.

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I really like the idea of a facebook drawing! MNTANNER how do you go about doing this?

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I don't have an easy way to do it but I entered all the names into a xl spreadsheet and then did a random number generator to pick the winner.

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We don't pay for advertising on Facebook, but post adds regularly on our page. We have a big campaign to collect email address. I would suggest using Constant contact. I have a data base of nearly 900 address the cost is only $30 a month and works great. I try to fill slower times with discounted services etc... I also try not to bombard our clients with too many emails... So I usually send out 2 maybe 3 a month at the most. Good luck!

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I run specials and post them on my fb page regularly. I also have friends of mine who post on their pages as well. I like the idea of making your own and adding it. I wouldn't pay to advertise on FB. maybe is some of you would link to share your link to ur business fb page for others to get a idea? mine is facebook.com/grandvalleyfitness.

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I like Schedulicity instead of Constant Contact (I've tried it). Schedulicity lets my clients schedule online from my website or my FB page (they love that) and you can send mass emails with specials and discounts, it also saves all the clients info and you can view stats on services booked and the calendar is connected with my phone.
Sorry to go on I just really like the program.