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Updated over 6 years ago,

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Austin Hughes
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lubbock, TX
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Should I Put My Name on Facebook Account for Marketing?

Austin Hughes
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lubbock, TX
Posted

I've had a company controlled normal profile on facebook for 2 years. Growing the business the E-Myth way, I have tried to grow Thunder Sun Homes independent of my name. I want the business to have it's own identity, and allow people to go to my team members in their specialist fields for their needs. I don't want everyone coming to me always.

The only bad thing is I've had sales people come and go, and that's what we primarily use the Facebook profile for is marketing for rent and for sale. So, after changing the name multiple times on the same profile, I am asking myself what the best scenario would be...

  • Do I go ahead and change it to the new sales person's name while they use it? (I know, I'm doing what I can to retain great talent.)
  • Do I put it in my personal name, such as "Austin ThunderSunHomes" or "Austin Hughes Thunder Sun Homes" or something similar?
  • Do I put it in a generic name that doesn't really exist so we never have to change it? "Mike Jones" or "Jerry Curl" :D

What would you guys do? Pros and cons from what you can see?        I think building my personal brand would be nice, but don't want people to constantly ask for Austin to fix all their problems. Help a brother out!

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