Friday, March 7, 2025

Week 6 Part A: Engaging Your Customers - FaceBook Strategy

 As I work on developing my business, Pure Glow Organics, I’ve been thinking a lot about how important it is to connect with other businesses that align with my mission. Since my focus is on offering non-toxic products for people of all ages, I want to follow businesses that share similar values, provide helpful content, and have an engaged audience. These connections could help me learn more about how to run my business and expand my reach. 

Here are some businesses I’ve decided to follow:

One company I’m following is Campaign for Safe Cosmetics. They focus on raising awareness about the harmful chemicals in cosmetics and personal care products. I chose them because their mission aligns with my own. After becoming a mom, I started to realize how toxic many of the products we use are, and Campaign for Safe Cosmetics works to fight that issue. Their posts always share important information and help consumers make more informed choices, so I think it’s something I can learn from.

Another business I’m following is Wellness Mama. This page is all about living a healthier, non-toxic lifestyle, especially for families. They post tons of practical advice, from recipes to natural ways to care for your home and body. Since my target audience includes moms who want safe, toxin-free products for their families, I think Wellness Mama’s approach is really helpful. I love how they mix educational content with practical tips that their followers can easily implement into their daily lives.

I also chose to follow Simple Non-Toxic Living, which is all about making non-toxic living simple and achievable. I love how they break down complicated information into simple, actionable tips. Their use of visuals like infographics and easy-to-read posts helps people understand how to live cleaner and healthier lives. I want to bring this same level of simplicity to my business, so following them gives me insight into how to create content that’s both helpful and easy to digest.

Another page I’ve been following is MADE SAFE. They provide certification for non-toxic products, which is something that I want to eventually explore for Pure Glow Organics. MADE SAFE’s posts focus on the importance of knowing what’s in the products we use and the benefits of choosing certified non-toxic items. They post educational content and stories about how their certification process works, which helps build trust in the products they endorse. I want to learn from them so I can eventually offer something similar for my own products.

I’m also following Think Dirty, which is an app and platform that helps people learn about the toxicity of personal care products. They rate products based on their ingredients, and I think it’s such a useful tool for anyone trying to avoid harmful chemicals. Following Think Dirty helps me stay informed about what’s available in the market and how I can make my products stand out as safer, non-toxic alternatives.

Another business I admire is Branch Basics. They sell cleaning products made with simple, non-toxic ingredients, and I love how they prioritize educating their customers. They use a lot of customer testimonials in their posts, which helps build trust and shows real-life examples of how their products work. I think this is a great way to connect with customers and build a loyal following, so I want to incorporate similar strategies into my own business.

Lastly, I’m following Shop Organic Olivia. They sell non-toxic skincare and herbal remedies, and their approach to living clean really resonates with me. I like how they use their platform to share both product information and educational content, which helps their followers make informed decisions about the products they use. I’ve noticed that they also engage with their community a lot, and I want to do the same for Pure Glow Organics.

I chose these businesses because they all share a commitment to non-toxic living, and their audiences are people who care about what goes into the products they use. By following them, I can learn more about how to connect with my audience, provide valuable content, and build a brand that people trust.

From these businesses, I’ve learned the importance of sharing educational content, using visuals to make posts more engaging, and creating a community around your brand. A lot of these businesses have strong customer engagement, responding to comments and sharing user-generated content, which helps build loyalty and trust. This is something I definitely want to focus on as I grow Pure Glow Organics. Engaging with my followers and creating a space where they feel heard and valued is just as important as providing great products—this approach helps build loyalty and trust.

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