by Sommer Poquette | Jul 24, 2019 | Facebook Marketing, Social Media Tips
So, you want to add a Facebook Messenger bot to your marketing plan. Awesome! This artificial intelligence technology is fairly new and will project a professional, sophisticated image to those who visit your Facebook page and have questions. However, before jumping...
by Sommer Poquette | Jul 22, 2019 | Email Marketing, Facebook Marketing, Social Media Tips
Facebook Messenger bots are becoming a popular way to connect with customers and prospects primarily because it’s quick and automated, allowing you to focus on your marketing and client calls. It’s a very cool form of Artificial Intelligence but it is merely another...
by Sommer Poquette | Jul 17, 2019 | Facebook Marketing, Social Media Tips
If you don’t have upwards of $150K to hire your own programmer to develop your Facebook Messenger bot, taking the do-it-yourself approach is acceptable to integrate this technology. It’s a win-win situation for both you and your customers. They will receive immediate...
by Sommer Poquette | Jul 11, 2019 | Facebook Marketing, Social Media Tips
Ah, automation! Who doesn’t love the ability to put a process on autopilot so it frees up time to spend with coaching clients or marketing tasks? One of the best and easiest tools to automate your customer service is by using a Facebook Messenger bot. When you first...
by Sommer Poquette | Jul 9, 2019 | Facebook Marketing, Social Media Tips
Have you heard of these Facebook Messenger bots or seen them in action? It’s a very interesting technology that allows a brand to connect directly with their consumers to help them with a problem. You can order a Domino’s Pizza from their bot or select a bouquet of...
by Sommer Poquette | Jul 8, 2019 | KRS-News
If you follow Keep it Real Social on Facebook, you might have heard about the 818 conference. I’m very excited to share more with you and personally invite you to attend. About the 818 Conference Come learn from women in business at the upcoming 818 Conference being...
