Check your brand hashtags or tags

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3. Posting too often or not enough
A good strategy is a balance between consistency and purpose. You want to post content on a regular basis, while ensuring that the content is relevant to your audience. The key is to not overwhelm your audience with too many posts, while keeping your brand in mind. Finding the right schedule is challenging and takes some experimentation. Monitor the engagement of each post and solicit feedback from your customers to see if you’re doing too much or not enough in their feeds. Can’t dedicate as much time as you’d like? Just make sure that when you post, you’re consistent. If you can only post once a week, always post on the same day at the same time.

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4. Don't reshare your fans' content
User-generated content is a great source of content for your car owner data brand. These photos are taken and posted by your fans and feature your products. A real boon for you. Who better than your customers to promote your products?

By reposting their photos, you show your fans that you are grateful, you strengthen your relationship with them, and you also save time from creating your own content.


Find good quality photos that match your brand and take a screenshot.
Ask the user for permission. This is very important, you want this customer to approve it when you use their photos on your channels.
Place the photo on your own social media channel and tag the creator of the photo.
If you’re not reposting user-generated content, you’re missing out on a huge opportunity to give your guests recognition and make them feel like their photo sharing is appreciated. If you share guest posts often, it will also encourage them to do so more often.

5. Don't respond to negative comments
The occasional complaint is inevitable on social media, but don’t worry. While a negative comment on your Facebook page may sting, it doesn’t always pose a threat to your brand. In fact, it gives you an opportunity to show how much your business cares about its customers.

It happens to all brands, but it’s the ones that are able to craft an appropriate response and quickly show that they prioritize customer satisfaction. Not only does not responding to negative reviews hurt your business’s online reputation, it also shows that customer service is not a priority for you.

Responding to both positive and negative comments is so crucial that Facebook even has two dedicated metrics on how often and how quickly you should respond to messages.