I am always looking for creative ways to post things on my clients FanPages.  I have tried Trivia, Fill in the Blank, Yes or No Questions, etc.  I thought it might be interesting to have some examples posted so other’s can get some ideas and creative juices flowing.  

Today I did a simple Yes, No.  Here was the post.

Yes or No? Have you ever visited my website?
I was shocked how many quick responses I got!  I also tried it out on one of my clients pages, and the response was fantastic.  
What type of creative posts have you tried?
Georgia

I haven’t tried this yet but I’ve been toying around with some ideas. I would like to have a way for clients to get little viniettes and presentations of interest to them. It would probably like search page fetching but with poems or images of interest.

@georgiamccabe well because my 2 year old daughter is apart of the company sometimes I post funny things she’s done including pictures. I figured that sharing a part of myself helps them to get a better idea of who I am and what values my company holds.

I find responding to other people’s comments and asking them questions almost always engages conversation. Im guessing it’s because asking questions shows the person you are interested and let’s be honest, who doesn’t want to feel interesting lol

interesting and this just inspired me to update my status with:

did you get some naff clothing this season?  Why not post up an image and anything I find really bad or makes me laugh I may send a little pressie to.

we are a clothing site so tried to keep it relevant, lets see if it gets any interaction

@kathyweir I have not posted too many video’s.  If I have they have been funny ones and yes those do get a lot of comments.

I do what @fernandocortes does.  I find short content that is related to what authors need to know and post it. I also find contests and events for them,  If I hear or read anything that they can use I post it.  I love what @georgiamccab had to say.  I am going to try that tomorrow.

Thanks all for the idea.

@georgiamccabe I find in my experience that asking open ended questions often yields better results and response than yes or no questions. How ever, I know a link or tweet is A LOT more likely to engage a person if a picture is attached to it.

@Jeanine Vecchiarelli,
I think using humor is great idea. One of the best things about social media is our ability to experiment and keep experimenting until we find what works.