On May 3rd, 2011 MakeMeReach explained how to set up a marketing strategy on Facebook at the conference of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Paris.
For people who was not present, let us show you our presentation in 7 points :
- Creation of a fan page
- What is a fan page and how to animate ?
- Applications and Viral Dynamics
- Efficient use of social plug-ins
- How communicate about its fan page ?
- Media campaigns
- Community Management
This document discusses leveraging Facebook pages to promote brands and organizations. It describes how pages can be used to create awareness, generate leads, introduce products, and improve reputation. It provides details on page features like uploading videos and photos, developing fans, and interactive options. Tactics for marketing pages and driving traffic include contests, discussions, events, and social ads. Measurement of success and managing the page lifecycle are also covered.
Facebook "Pages" represents an inexpensive way for organizations and brands to establish a social networking presence. Pages can be used to create brand awareness, generate leads, introduce a product/campaign, improve reputation, collect data/content, keep an ongoing dialogue with customers
What business should really do with Facebook, Mesh Conference 2010 presentationHorizn Inc.
Janice discusses how businesses should engage with consumers on Facebook where many already spend significant time each month. She recommends that businesses create experiences on Facebook that integrate their brand with consumers, keep content simple and optimized for speed, and integrate Facebook engagement with overall marketing plans. Metrics should track growth, sharing and engagement on Facebook pages.
This document provides information about Facebook pages and timelines. It discusses the history of Facebook pages and how they have evolved over time from 2009 to 2012. It also provides tips for businesses on how to optimize their Facebook page and engage audiences using features like the cover photo, profile picture, tabs, apps, pinned posts, and highlighted posts. The document emphasizes focusing on user interaction and sharing brand and user content separately on the new Facebook timeline format.
Get Social with StarBuzz Social Web Community StarBuzz Weekly
This document summarizes the social media marketing services of Meena Chopra and StarBuzz Community Network. They offer services including blog creation and posting, optimizing Facebook pages and profiles, growing Twitter followers, video uploads to YouTube, and more. Their reach spans over 8 million people across various platforms. Statistics are provided showing large numbers of fans and followers for main Facebook pages and engagement metrics for videos and other content. A variety of work samples and portfolio items are displayed to showcase their work.
Google Plus allows for both personal Profiles and business Pages. Profiles allow users more flexibility to interact with others through Circles, sharing content, and engaging extended networks. Pages provide business branding and SEO benefits but have limited interaction options compared to Profiles. For brands in the early stages of Google Plus, utilizing influencer Profiles through Circles is recommended over Pages due to greater engagement and virality capabilities.
Google Plus allows brands to create Pages and Profiles. Pages are for businesses to interact with customers, while Profiles are for individual users. Top brands on Google Plus have thousands of followers. Key features include Circles to organize contacts, Hangouts for video chatting, and sharing photos and posts. Pages provide SEO and discovery benefits but lack functionality of Profiles, which can directly engage with circles of contacts. The document recommends brands create Profiles to actively engage with influencers on Google Plus.
This document discusses leveraging Facebook pages to promote brands and organizations. It describes how pages can be used to create awareness, generate leads, introduce products, and improve reputation. It provides details on page features like uploading videos and photos, developing fans, and interactive options. Tactics for marketing pages and driving traffic include contests, discussions, events, and social ads. Measurement of success and managing the page lifecycle are also covered.
Facebook "Pages" represents an inexpensive way for organizations and brands to establish a social networking presence. Pages can be used to create brand awareness, generate leads, introduce a product/campaign, improve reputation, collect data/content, keep an ongoing dialogue with customers
What business should really do with Facebook, Mesh Conference 2010 presentationHorizn Inc.
Janice discusses how businesses should engage with consumers on Facebook where many already spend significant time each month. She recommends that businesses create experiences on Facebook that integrate their brand with consumers, keep content simple and optimized for speed, and integrate Facebook engagement with overall marketing plans. Metrics should track growth, sharing and engagement on Facebook pages.
This document provides information about Facebook pages and timelines. It discusses the history of Facebook pages and how they have evolved over time from 2009 to 2012. It also provides tips for businesses on how to optimize their Facebook page and engage audiences using features like the cover photo, profile picture, tabs, apps, pinned posts, and highlighted posts. The document emphasizes focusing on user interaction and sharing brand and user content separately on the new Facebook timeline format.
Get Social with StarBuzz Social Web Community StarBuzz Weekly
This document summarizes the social media marketing services of Meena Chopra and StarBuzz Community Network. They offer services including blog creation and posting, optimizing Facebook pages and profiles, growing Twitter followers, video uploads to YouTube, and more. Their reach spans over 8 million people across various platforms. Statistics are provided showing large numbers of fans and followers for main Facebook pages and engagement metrics for videos and other content. A variety of work samples and portfolio items are displayed to showcase their work.
Google Plus allows for both personal Profiles and business Pages. Profiles allow users more flexibility to interact with others through Circles, sharing content, and engaging extended networks. Pages provide business branding and SEO benefits but have limited interaction options compared to Profiles. For brands in the early stages of Google Plus, utilizing influencer Profiles through Circles is recommended over Pages due to greater engagement and virality capabilities.
Google Plus allows brands to create Pages and Profiles. Pages are for businesses to interact with customers, while Profiles are for individual users. Top brands on Google Plus have thousands of followers. Key features include Circles to organize contacts, Hangouts for video chatting, and sharing photos and posts. Pages provide SEO and discovery benefits but lack functionality of Profiles, which can directly engage with circles of contacts. The document recommends brands create Profiles to actively engage with influencers on Google Plus.
This document discusses strategies for businesses to monetize their presence on Facebook. It begins by providing background on the growth of Facebook from its founding in 2004. It then discusses reasons why businesses should promote themselves on Facebook, including protecting their brand from negative discussions, ranking highly in Google searches, and connecting directly with customers who spend over an hour per day on Facebook. Specific tactics are recommended for businesses to build their Facebook pages and leverage the platform.
Social media and sports workshop 14 september 2010Giles Bryan
Background information & hints and tips related to the use of social media in UK sport. Produced by Nemisys for the Goodform Social Media workshop at Lords, September 2010.
First in a series of free online Webinars on Social Media presented in partnership by The Wall Street Journal Asia, GoToWebinar and Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide. Video version here: http://www.vimeo.com/6959190
Join our next event! Next session announced on our blog: www.asiadigitalmap.com or email thomas.crampton@ogilvy.com
This document provides tips and guidelines for using Facebook effectively as a writer. It defines key Facebook terms like friends, fans, likes and different types of posts. It recommends sharing engaging content related to your audience's interests to build a fan base for your Facebook page. It also outlines the different types of Facebook accounts like personal, fan page and groups and notes Facebook's guidelines around contests and promotions.
The document provides information on using Facebook effectively for businesses and organizations. It discusses key Facebook facts and statistics, how to set up and customize personal and brand profiles and pages, strategies for engaging followers, and tips for monitoring engagement and growth. The goal is to educate on best practices for using Facebook as a public relations and social media tool.
A primer to those already familiar with Facebook through personal profiles and the old style Pages. It addresses the new
upgrades, and provides ideas and thought starters to help you create - or
improve - your brand’s presence.
The document provides examples and instructions for creating and managing Facebook groups and pages. It begins with an overview comparing groups and pages, explaining their different purposes and features. It then gives step-by-step examples of how to create a page or group, including selecting categories and options, customizing settings and profiles, and managing members, events, and other tools. The document aims to demonstrate the full process of setting up and administering Facebook groups and business pages.
The document discusses how brands can leverage recent changes to Facebook Pages to better socialize their presence and engage fans. It provides suggestions on using the new features like the stream, tabs, applications, photos, videos, events and more to interact with fans and promote content in a social, engaging manner. The goal is for brands to participate as members of the Facebook community rather than just passive spectators.
Facebook platform - what facebook can do for your businessTommy Leung
1. Facebook Platform allows businesses to integrate social features into their websites and apps to increase engagement, traffic, and monetization. It enables people to connect with friends and share content across different services.
2. Businesses are encouraged to start by implementing the Like button on content pages to allow sharing to Facebook. Adding Open Graph tags provides more context about the shared content.
3. Case studies show that sites seeing a 50-300% increase in referral traffic from Facebook after implementing the Like button. CafePress saw Facebook become its top non-search traffic source and increased impressions of shared content in friends' News Feeds.
The document provides information on creating Facebook pages to promote businesses. It discusses why Facebook pages are beneficial for businesses, how to set up a Facebook page, tips for engaging fans and promoting the page. It emphasizes the importance of frequent updates, applications, contests and discussions to interact with fans and drive engagement.
This document provides tips and guidelines for using Facebook effectively as a writer. It defines key Facebook terms like "Like", "Wall", and "Newsfeed". It recommends sharing a variety of content related to your audience's interests while keeping self-promotion to less than 20%. It also suggests building community through questions, contests, and regular engagement to develop a loyal fan base. Finally, it outlines the differences between personal, fan, and group accounts as well as resources for Facebook guidelines.
This document summarizes a presentation about raising visibility for online projects through partnerships, distribution, and viral social media sharing. The presentation discusses identifying potential partner organizations using analytics, creating content for syndication, encouraging sharing on social platforms using hashtags and share buttons, and testing captions and headlines on Facebook. It provides examples of successful partnerships and viral posts. Attendees are assigned tasks related to finding new partners and practicing viral content styles.
Social Studies: Facebook Timeline for BrandsPeriscope
Facebook Timeline for brands goes live on March 30, 2012. Here, the Periscope Community Team presents a how-to guide for getting your brand's Timeline up, running and optimized.
How to use facebook for business an introductory guideNuno Fraga Coelho
This document provides an introductory guide on how to use Facebook for business. It covers setting up a Facebook profile or page for your business, promoting your page, using groups and ads, understanding Facebook's EdgeRank algorithm, best practices for Facebook marketing, and measuring your Facebook presence. The goal is to help businesses get found by potential customers on Facebook and engage with current customers to achieve business goals like generating leads. It provides definitions of key Facebook terms and discusses reasons for businesses to have a Facebook presence like connecting with customers and promoting other content.
This document provides an introductory guide on how to use Facebook for business. It covers setting up personal and business accounts on Facebook, including profiles and pages. It also discusses how to promote pages, set up groups and advertising, and how to measure engagement. The goal is to help businesses connect with customers, create communities, and promote their content and generate leads through their Facebook presence.
This document provides an introductory guide on how to use Facebook for business. It covers setting up a Facebook profile and page, promoting your page, using groups and ads, understanding Facebook's EdgeRank algorithm, best practices for Facebook marketing, and measuring your Facebook presence. The guide recommends businesses create a Facebook page rather than a personal profile and explains how to customize privacy settings to engage both personal and business connections on Facebook. It includes a glossary of Facebook terms and outlines common business goals for using Facebook like getting found online and engaging with customers.
This document provides an introduction to using Facebook for business purposes. It discusses setting up a Facebook profile and page, promoting a page, advertising on Facebook, and measuring analytics. The key points are that businesses should create a Facebook page rather than a personal profile, pages allow for multiple administrators and are better for branding, and Facebook provides tools to connect with customers, promote content, and analyze engagement.
This document discusses strategies for using Facebook pages to build brands. It includes segments of top page types, fans per page data, and SWOT analyses of pages' strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Brand positioning, architecture, touchpoints, experiences, and campaigning are examined. Competitors like Twitter and Myspace are also reviewed. The goal is to provide insights into effectively utilizing pages to engage customers and create awareness for a brand on Facebook.
The document provides tips on using Facebook pages effectively. It discusses setting up a Facebook page for a business or community and naming it concisely. It emphasizes adding engaging content like photos and videos, and encouraging interaction through questions and comments. The document also stresses connecting to others on Facebook to build fans organically at first before promoting the page more widely.
This document discusses strategies for businesses to monetize their presence on Facebook. It begins by providing background on the growth of Facebook from its founding in 2004. It then discusses reasons why businesses should promote themselves on Facebook, including protecting their brand from negative discussions, ranking highly in Google searches, and connecting directly with customers who spend over an hour per day on Facebook. Specific tactics are recommended for businesses to build their Facebook pages and leverage the platform.
Social media and sports workshop 14 september 2010Giles Bryan
Background information & hints and tips related to the use of social media in UK sport. Produced by Nemisys for the Goodform Social Media workshop at Lords, September 2010.
First in a series of free online Webinars on Social Media presented in partnership by The Wall Street Journal Asia, GoToWebinar and Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide. Video version here: http://www.vimeo.com/6959190
Join our next event! Next session announced on our blog: www.asiadigitalmap.com or email thomas.crampton@ogilvy.com
This document provides tips and guidelines for using Facebook effectively as a writer. It defines key Facebook terms like friends, fans, likes and different types of posts. It recommends sharing engaging content related to your audience's interests to build a fan base for your Facebook page. It also outlines the different types of Facebook accounts like personal, fan page and groups and notes Facebook's guidelines around contests and promotions.
The document provides information on using Facebook effectively for businesses and organizations. It discusses key Facebook facts and statistics, how to set up and customize personal and brand profiles and pages, strategies for engaging followers, and tips for monitoring engagement and growth. The goal is to educate on best practices for using Facebook as a public relations and social media tool.
A primer to those already familiar with Facebook through personal profiles and the old style Pages. It addresses the new
upgrades, and provides ideas and thought starters to help you create - or
improve - your brand’s presence.
The document provides examples and instructions for creating and managing Facebook groups and pages. It begins with an overview comparing groups and pages, explaining their different purposes and features. It then gives step-by-step examples of how to create a page or group, including selecting categories and options, customizing settings and profiles, and managing members, events, and other tools. The document aims to demonstrate the full process of setting up and administering Facebook groups and business pages.
The document discusses how brands can leverage recent changes to Facebook Pages to better socialize their presence and engage fans. It provides suggestions on using the new features like the stream, tabs, applications, photos, videos, events and more to interact with fans and promote content in a social, engaging manner. The goal is for brands to participate as members of the Facebook community rather than just passive spectators.
Facebook platform - what facebook can do for your businessTommy Leung
1. Facebook Platform allows businesses to integrate social features into their websites and apps to increase engagement, traffic, and monetization. It enables people to connect with friends and share content across different services.
2. Businesses are encouraged to start by implementing the Like button on content pages to allow sharing to Facebook. Adding Open Graph tags provides more context about the shared content.
3. Case studies show that sites seeing a 50-300% increase in referral traffic from Facebook after implementing the Like button. CafePress saw Facebook become its top non-search traffic source and increased impressions of shared content in friends' News Feeds.
The document provides information on creating Facebook pages to promote businesses. It discusses why Facebook pages are beneficial for businesses, how to set up a Facebook page, tips for engaging fans and promoting the page. It emphasizes the importance of frequent updates, applications, contests and discussions to interact with fans and drive engagement.
This document provides tips and guidelines for using Facebook effectively as a writer. It defines key Facebook terms like "Like", "Wall", and "Newsfeed". It recommends sharing a variety of content related to your audience's interests while keeping self-promotion to less than 20%. It also suggests building community through questions, contests, and regular engagement to develop a loyal fan base. Finally, it outlines the differences between personal, fan, and group accounts as well as resources for Facebook guidelines.
This document summarizes a presentation about raising visibility for online projects through partnerships, distribution, and viral social media sharing. The presentation discusses identifying potential partner organizations using analytics, creating content for syndication, encouraging sharing on social platforms using hashtags and share buttons, and testing captions and headlines on Facebook. It provides examples of successful partnerships and viral posts. Attendees are assigned tasks related to finding new partners and practicing viral content styles.
Social Studies: Facebook Timeline for BrandsPeriscope
Facebook Timeline for brands goes live on March 30, 2012. Here, the Periscope Community Team presents a how-to guide for getting your brand's Timeline up, running and optimized.
How to use facebook for business an introductory guideNuno Fraga Coelho
This document provides an introductory guide on how to use Facebook for business. It covers setting up a Facebook profile or page for your business, promoting your page, using groups and ads, understanding Facebook's EdgeRank algorithm, best practices for Facebook marketing, and measuring your Facebook presence. The goal is to help businesses get found by potential customers on Facebook and engage with current customers to achieve business goals like generating leads. It provides definitions of key Facebook terms and discusses reasons for businesses to have a Facebook presence like connecting with customers and promoting other content.
This document provides an introductory guide on how to use Facebook for business. It covers setting up personal and business accounts on Facebook, including profiles and pages. It also discusses how to promote pages, set up groups and advertising, and how to measure engagement. The goal is to help businesses connect with customers, create communities, and promote their content and generate leads through their Facebook presence.
This document provides an introductory guide on how to use Facebook for business. It covers setting up a Facebook profile and page, promoting your page, using groups and ads, understanding Facebook's EdgeRank algorithm, best practices for Facebook marketing, and measuring your Facebook presence. The guide recommends businesses create a Facebook page rather than a personal profile and explains how to customize privacy settings to engage both personal and business connections on Facebook. It includes a glossary of Facebook terms and outlines common business goals for using Facebook like getting found online and engaging with customers.
This document provides an introduction to using Facebook for business purposes. It discusses setting up a Facebook profile and page, promoting a page, advertising on Facebook, and measuring analytics. The key points are that businesses should create a Facebook page rather than a personal profile, pages allow for multiple administrators and are better for branding, and Facebook provides tools to connect with customers, promote content, and analyze engagement.
This document discusses strategies for using Facebook pages to build brands. It includes segments of top page types, fans per page data, and SWOT analyses of pages' strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Brand positioning, architecture, touchpoints, experiences, and campaigning are examined. Competitors like Twitter and Myspace are also reviewed. The goal is to provide insights into effectively utilizing pages to engage customers and create awareness for a brand on Facebook.
The document provides tips on using Facebook pages effectively. It discusses setting up a Facebook page for a business or community and naming it concisely. It emphasizes adding engaging content like photos and videos, and encouraging interaction through questions and comments. The document also stresses connecting to others on Facebook to build fans organically at first before promoting the page more widely.
The document provides guidance on how to successfully market on Facebook. It discusses building a Facebook page to establish a brand identity, engaging with fans by regularly posting content and creating shareable social experiences, and amplifying reach through Facebook ads targeting friends of fans. The key recommendations are to build a fan base using Like ads, engage those fans with a publishing calendar and easy-to-share content, and leverage the network to communicate beyond the fan base using sponsored stories and ads targeting friends of fans.
Facebook Engagement - 5 Ways to Boost Your EdgeRank ScoresSnapApp
This webinar discusses ways to effectively engage Facebook fans. It provides 5 key ways to drive fan engagement: 1) Posting regularly but testing different frequencies, 2) Creating shareable content like photos and videos, 3) Increasing the "People Talking About This" rating, 4) Using Facebook ads to promote the page, and 5) Targeting fans across different marketing channels. Regular posting, high quality content, and a focus on mobile are emphasized as important tactics for engagement.
The document provides an overview of how Facebook can benefit Buongiorno Group. It discusses Facebook's large user base and how engaged users are. It then discusses how to set up a Facebook page to connect with customers, including posting updates, using applications, and monitoring page insights. The document also covers best practices for Facebook advertising, such as using colorful images and vague text to generate clicks, and optimizing campaigns based on results. The overall summary is that Facebook offers opportunities to connect with customers and promote a brand or page through free and paid options.
Facebook provides many tools for businesses to connect with fans, including brand pages, applications, sharing tools, and advertising. An effective Facebook strategy involves engaging existing fans, driving action like contests and offers, and adding scale through advertising and offline events. Success should be measured by metrics like fan growth, engagement, and actions taken. Key trends to watch include Facebook Connect, mobile social networking, and potential monetization of virtual gifts. Authentic engagement is important, and businesses should avoid spamming fans or ignoring feedback.
Facebook provides many tools for businesses to connect with fans, including brand pages, applications, sharing tools, and advertising. An effective Facebook strategy involves engaging existing fans, driving action like contests and offers, and adding scale through advertising and offline events. Success should be measured by metrics like fan growth, engagement, and actions taken. Key trends to watch include Facebook Connect, mobile usage, and virtual gifts. Authenticity is important, so businesses should avoid spamming fans or filtering negative feedback.
Provides Facebook lessons learned including: why Facebook matters to brands, scaling Facebook brand pages, optimizing your Facebook newsfeed, adding dynamic content to brand pages, and creating compelling landing pages. We have gained 800,000 Facebook fans in ~8 months and the attached shares our lessons learned.
TabSite Webinar with Mari Smith - Sept 1, 2011Mike Gingerich
This document provides information about an upcoming webinar on Facebook marketing. The webinar will take place on September 1, 2011 and feature special guest Mari Smith. Attendees will learn about the latest Facebook changes, how to create a stampede of local customers through Facebook, and have the opportunity to get their Facebook page reviewed live. Links to access the video and slides from the webinar will be posted on the TabSite Facebook page after the event.
11 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Leverage FacebookAbbas Alidina
The document provides 11 ways for entrepreneurs to leverage Facebook for marketing. It recommends developing a social media strategy including defining goals and objectives. It also suggests optimizing your profile, setting up privacy settings and lists, participating in communities, creating a Facebook page for your business, building a community through engaging posts, using targeted ads, embedding social plugins, creating converting landing tabs, offering fan exclusive content, using Facebook apps to increase engagement, and measuring your efforts. The overall goal is not just being on Facebook but being involved in conversations.
This document provides an overview and guide for using Facebook Pages to promote businesses. It discusses how Facebook Pages allow businesses to interact with customers, build a fan base, run promotions and sell products. The document then gives best practices for using Facebook Pages, including making the page personal, updating it frequently, harnessing the power of the News Feed, choosing useful applications, and promoting the page through Facebook ads. It also provides instructions on setting up and managing a Facebook Page.
Social Media Explore - Facebook Pages - Under the Hood Joseph Heinl
Presentation deck from Social Media Explore Portland - November 2012. Focus on deeper review of true power of FB pages for businesses. For more information on the Explore conferences http://gotoexploreevents.com/
1. Post engaging, relevant content regularly to spark interactions. Share your brand story, products, local events, customer stories, and questions to get people commenting.
2. Go live to connect with fans in real-time. Live videos are a great way to share behind-the-scenes content and answer questions.
3. Respond to all comments and messages promptly to build trust and rapport with your audience. Thank fans for engaging and address any questions or concerns. Timely responses show you care.
Facebook for Business - Travel&Tourism by Milena Regos, Out&About MarketingMilena Regos
This document discusses strategies for using Facebook effectively for business purposes. It recommends focusing on engagement by optimizing the page wall, understanding how posts appear in the news feed using EdgeRank, leveraging apps, using Open Graph and social plugins, and advertising on Facebook. It provides best practices for posting including keeping posts short, experimenting with frequency, and including calls to action. It also discusses using metrics from Facebook Insights to measure success and ensure strategies are working. The overall message is that businesses should focus on creating engaging content that encourages interactions in order to reach customers on Facebook.
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PRESENTATION
OF FACEBOOK
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PAGES
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APPLICATIONS
COMMUNITY
AND VIRAL
MANAGEMENT
DYNAMICS
Facebook, a marketing tool for your company
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EFFICIENT USE
FACEBOOK
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PLUG-INS
ADVERTISING
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3. Introduction
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ADVERTISING
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5. 1. Presentation of Facebook Pages
§ What is a « fan » page ?
§ Why develop a Facebook page ?
§ Elements of advices for your page
• Launch
• Content
• Management
§ Examples of pages
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6. 1. Presentation of Facebook Pages
What’s a Facebook page ?
1. Name and type of page (+url)
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2. « Like » button
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5. Tabs 3
6. Presentation
7. Fans
8. Tools
9. Wall
10. Social links 5
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7. 1. Presentation of Facebook Pages
What’s a Facebook page ?
Differences between a Facebook profile, a group and a Facebook page.
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8. 1. Presentation of Facebook Pages
What’s a Facebook page ?
Former « fan pages ».
Possibility of « liking » the page.
The act of « liking » creates a link
between the user’s page and what
we call the social graph.
Creation’s screen of Facebook page
8
9. 1. Presentation of Facebook Pages
Why create a Facebook page ?
§ To be present, generate visibility
§ Create a community, to recruit prospect clients
§ To generate « Fans », ambassadors for your brand and
product
§ Improve your brand image
§ Being able to react and cover a « bad buzz »
§ Friends of clients are also your clients
9
10. 1. Presentation of Facebook Pages
Why create a Facebook page ?
Why do visitors of a Facebook page become « fans » ?
(several possible answers)
40% in order to receive offers and discounts
39% to show others their preference for that brand
34% to stay tuned on the brand’s current news
33% to get updates and information on the future products
29% for fun and entertainment
25% to access exclusive content
22% following a friend’s suggestion
21% to learn more about the company
13% to interact
10
11. 1. Presentation of Facebook Pages
Element of advice for your page: The launch
Choose the name of your page, then its customize URL
§ What do you wish to emphasize ?
§ Are you creating a community revolving around a brand or a
product?
Cauet
Example : NRJ radio on
NRJ
• One NRJ pages (700 000+ fans)
The
6/9
of
• One Cauet pages (300 000+ fans) Nikos
One 6/9 page (185 000+ fans)
• Local pages with customized animations Etc.
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12. 1. Presentation of Facebook Pages
Element of advice for your page: The launch
Getting people to know your fan page:
§ On your website
§ In your newsletters
§ In your email signatures
§ On your documents
§ Etc.
Making sure you develop as much information as you can about your
Facebook page.
§ Think of web browsers (Google and Facebook)
§ Think of the future fans
Create an appealing homepage (landing page)
Develop a media plan for the launch (ex: advertisement on Facebook)
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13. 1. Presentation of Facebook Pages
Element of advice for your page: The launch
Create an attractive landing page
§ Encourage visitors to « like » your
page and limit its content
§ Explain the advantages (short or
long term) on becoming a « fan » of
your brand or product
§ Introduce yourself:
Who are you? What do you offer?
§ No external links
13
14. 1. Presentation of Facebook Pages
Element of advice for your page: The launch
Think of present, past and future fans.
What you publish on your page’s wall then appear on your fans’ home page.
Use applications on your page (cf. applications).
More details in the « community management » part of the presentation.
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15. 1. Presentation of Facebook Pages
Element of advice for your page: The management
Use community management tools to manage your fan page.
Study your page’s statistics:
§ Number of fans/new fans
§ Most viewed tabs
§ External references
§ Demographics
• Age and gender
• City, Country, Language
§ Interactions (likes, comments)
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20. 1
PRESENTATION
OF FACEBOOK
2
PAGES
3
APPLICATIONS
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COMMUNITY
APPLICATIONS
AND VIRAL
MANAGEMENT
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LA VIRALITÉ
Applications and viral dynamics
4
5
EFFICIENT USE
FACEBOOK
OF SOCIAL
AND
PLUG-INS
ADVERTISING
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21. 2. Applications and viral dynamics
§ What is an application ?
• On Facebook
• On a « fan » page
• On a website
• On mobile phone (smartphone)
§ Viral dynamics : explanation of the
concept
§ Some rules to follow
21
22. 2. Applications and viral dynamics
What is an application ?
An application allows to develop an operation or a game
integrated into the user’s experience.
It is integrated to the Facebook Social Graph by allowing
an interaction between users’ information and
relationships on the network.
Your applications can, among other things, use the user’ birth date, thier friends
list, their hobbies, the places they visited, their pictures, events, statuses,
videos, etc…
22
23. 2. Applications and viral dynamics
What is an application?
A Facebook application integrates itself within the platform and is completely
transparent.
23
24. 2. Applications and viral dynamics
What is an application?
A Facebook application page is integrated within the page as an extra tab. Example
of such tab, with the Twitter application:
24
25. 2. Applications and viral dynamics
What is an application?
There are numerous applications you can install on a fan page:
§ Youtube Videos
§ Twitter
§ Polls
§ RSS data
§ Musical player
§ Etc.
It is also possible to create customized tabs (home tab, website integration, games,
etc…)
25
26. 2. Applications and viral dynamics
What is an application?
An application on a Facebook page is integrated within the page as an extra tab.
Example of customized tab:
26
27. 2. Applications and viral dynamics
What is an application?
Other example of a customized tab:
27
28. 2. Applications and viral dynamics
What is an application?
An application on a website integrates the Facebook graph within a regular
website. Example: use of Facebook statuses
28
29. 2. Applications and viral dynamics
What is an application?
Results from publishing on Facebook
29
30. 2. Applications and viral dynamics
What is an application?
A mobile phone application integrates the Facebook graph within a mobile phone.
Example: on Androïd, Apple OS (Iphone), Windows Phone, Web.
30
31. 2. Applications and viral dynamics
Viral mechanisms explained
Virality is an application’s capacity to spread on the
network.
One should not mix up virality and SPAM
The imposition of sharing is not an adequate strategy.
The user should feel the actual will to share the
application, whether it be directly.
A few examples of indirect mechanisms:
§ Players ranking
§ Viral videos
§ Team games and community mechanisms
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35. 2. Applications and viral dynamics
A few rules to be respected
A few policies and terms of use are imposed by
Facebook to keep:
§ A platform with only few spam
§ An enjoyable user experience
The violation of such rules may lead to your application
or fan page being shut down.
There are a few things which are technically doable,
but which are not allowed by Facebook.
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36. 2. Applications and viral dynamics
A few rules to be respected
For example your may not:
§ Create a contest game directly on a fan page’s wall
(inside a status for example)
§ Post a message on a user’s wall without notifying the
user of that action
§ Posting advertisement on a wall on within the tabs of
a fan page
§ Rewarding or limiting certain actors, following a viral action such as inviting a
friend.
It is a rather long list, which makes it necessary to collaborate with people
with perfect knowledge and comprehension of these « terms of use ».
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37. 1
PRESENTATION
OF FACEBOOK
2
PAGE
3
3
APPLICATIONS
COMMUNITY
LE
AND VIRAL
MANAGEMENT
COMMUNITY
DYNAMICS
MANAGEMENT
Community Management
4
5
EFFICIENT USE
FACEBOOK
OF SOCIAL
AND
PLUG-INS
ADVERTISING
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38. 3. Community management
§ Community management ?
• Definition
• What for?
§ Defining a community strategy
• Which objectives ?
§ The community manager’s missions
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39. 3. Community management
What is community management?
Context: an environnement in evolution
with the development of Web 2.0, to which
brands have to adapt.
§ Internet users are not spectators
anymore: they have become actors.
They now wish to express themselves
and speak up.
§ Conversations are now more crucial
than brands.
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40. 3. Community management
What is community management?
Community management is the construction and management of a sustainable
and quality relationship with Internet users, via the creation of a community.
• On average 55 minutes spent online every day
• 1 profile out of 3 is a fan of least one brand
• 1 single posted message is on average read by 120 people
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41. 3. Community management
What is community management?
Increase visibility Strengthering the brand
premium image
Being a reactive brand
and limiting bad publicity
Prospection and
strengthering of a client Better web referencing
base Multiplication of links towards
Offer of exclusive content / the brand and its products
development of individual
relationships
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42. 3. Community management
Defining a community strategy
One should thus ask oneself the right questions, in the right order !
The creation of a community always starts with the definition of a target, as well
as with attainable quantitative and qualitative objectives.
Which For what target, To reach what
Positioning ? with a specific objectives ?
wording ?
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43. 3. Community management
Defining a community strategy
What are the qualitative and quantitative objectives to be reached?
Qualitative Quantitative
§ Fame § Interactions
§ Visibility § Evolution
§ Image § Activity
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44. 3. Community management
The community manager’s missions:
Keeping an eye Customized
on things
Animating Moderating
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45. 3. Community management
The community manager’s missions: keeping an
eye on things
• Keeping an eye on creation of unofficial groups or fan
pages about your brand or produts.
• Regularly doing a competition study on your
competitors’ community management.
• Following the updates of Facebook’s terms of use, and making sure your
organization is indeed in compliance with them.
• Noticing the best fans and ambassadors for your brand.
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46. 3. Community management
The community manager’s missions: animating
• Setting up an editorial calendar ad community
management charter.
• Starting the dialogue with the community, in order to
become a close and conversational brand. Do not
hesitate to thank, quote, put fans under the
spotlight and respond to their comments and
messages.
• Maintaining a regular activity in order to give your
brand a long-term livelihood and a permanent
presence on social networks.
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47. 3. Le community management
The community manager’s missions: customized
• Customizing your page in order to
allow the fans’ identification (profile
picture, creation of a theme, etc.)
• Creating quality content that is both
exclusive and original (status, picture,
video, discussion)
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48. 3. Community management
The community manager’s missions: moderating
• Setting up a moderation charter defining the rules
to be respected on the page, by both the community
manager and the fans.
• Applying these rules to the page daily.
• Noticing and tracking fake accounts.
• Deleting interventions that no respect the pre-established charter, and
blocking the users regularly writing disrespectful comments.
• Being transparent in your responses to fans and intervening in the event of a
crisis.
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49. 1
PRESENTATION
OF FACEBOOK
2
PAGE
3
APPLICATIONS
COMMUNITY
AND VIRAL
MANAGEMENT
DYNAMICS
Use of social plugins
4
5
EFFICIENT USE
UTILISATION
FACEBOOK
OF SOCIAL
EFFICACE
AND
DES PLUGINS
PLUG-INS
ADVERTISING
SOCIAUX
50. 4. Efficient use of social plugins
§ Concept of social plugins
§ The numerous social plugins
§ Like button
§ Send button
§ Comments box
§ Like box
§ Login & Registration
§ Activity Feed & Recommendations
§ Live Stream
§ Statistics and optimisation
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51. 4. Efficient use of social plugins
Concept of social plugins
Social plugins are elements to be integrated into your website.
They allow to socialize your website, and give you the opportunity to increase
your viral and social capacity.
There were 8 only a year ago, and there are 10 now. The possibilities they offers
and thier diversity are always increasing.
The most famous is the « like button », but the way it works is still very often
misunderstood.
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52. 4. Efficient use of social plugins
The numerous social plugins
The like button makes your website more social
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53. 4. Efficient use of social plugins
The numerous social plugins
The « like » button increases your social referencing
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54. 4. Efficient use of social plugins
The numerous social plugins
Send button
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55. 4. Efficient use of social plugins
The numerous social plugins
Send button
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56. 4. Efficient use of social plugins
The numerous social plugins
Comment box
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57. 4. Efficient use of social plugins
The numerous social plugins
Like box
It is the link between your Facebook page and your
website.
Among other things, it offers::
§ A button to « like » the page
§ A news feed
§ Customizable height and colours
§ The best « like » buttons
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58. 4. Efficient use of social plugins
The numerous social plugins
Login
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59. 4. Efficient use of social plugins
The numerous social plugins
Registration
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60. 4. Efficient use of social plugins
The numerous social plugins
Activity feed & recommandation
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61. 4. Efficient use of social plugins
The numerous social plugins
Live stream
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62. 4. Efficient use of social plugins
Statistics and optimisations
Statistics
Possibility to find out:
• The number of « likes » on the website
• The sharing and publishing rates
• Return rates
• Global transformation
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63. 1
PRESENTATION
TO
2
FACEBOOK
PAGES
3
APPLICATIONS
COMMUNITY
AND VIRAL
MANAGEMENT
DYNAMICS
Advertisement on applications
4
5
EFFICIENT USE
ADVERTISEMENT
FACEBOOK
OF
ON
ET LA
SOCIAL
APPLICATIONS
PUBLICITÉ
PLUGINS
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65. 5. Advertisement on applications
What is a Facebook advertising platform?
A Facebook advertising platform is the link between advertisers willing to promote
their campaigns and publishers willing to monetize their applications
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66. 5. Advertisement on applications
What is an Ad Provider Facebook platform?
Facebook imposes a good behavior policy to platforms:
• Not to promote borderline (erotica, etc.) or illegal campaigns
(betting games, scams such as « Become rich instantly » etc)
• Propose clear offers that never lead the user astray
• Never to use data obtained indirectly through Facebook or directly through monetized
applications
• Obligation to add a way for the user to complain for each advertisement, in order for the user
to have a right to denounce immoral or illegal actions.
IF THESE CONDITIONS ARE NOT RESPECTED,
THE PLATFORM CANNOT BE ACKNOLWDEGED
FACEBOOK ADPROVIDER
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67. 5. Advertisement on applications
Concept of advertisement on applications
Publishers Advertisers
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68. 5. Advertisement on applications
Traffic :
Strong Diversified Targeted
+10 million Great number of Highly qualified
MAUs* applications with audience thanks to
different themes each application’s
(General Culture, specificities
Gaming, etc.)
*Source MakeMeReach
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69. 5. Advertisement on applications
The traffic’s users :
Loyal Active Influential
Voluntary action to Very high connection The application’s
install the time: 25 min on virality
application, user’s average encourages friends
interest for its theme to play, and thus
watch the
advertisement
*Source Kobojo
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70. 5. Advertisement on applications
Innovation in application advertising
Users Material Audience
+20 millions Fun, based on More committed
Facebook users in entertainment than on an ordinary
France and +600 website
millions
throughout the
world*
*Source Facebook
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71. 5. Advertisement on applications
Innovation in application advertising
Acquisition Format Promotion
New acquisition lit Attractive formats Promotion of
like emailing or diplay (Video, big banner, application targetting
on a classic website. media rectangle…) on users who already
key areas, in a game installed an application
preload for example.
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72. 5. Advertisement on applications
Advertising Formats
Application download zone:
Preload
Medium Rectangle
300 x 250
Example of the Goobox
application
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73. 5. Advertisement on applications
Advertising Formats
Display zone during the game
Megabanner
& Medium Rectangle
Example of the Le Plus Grand
Quiz de France application
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74. 5. Advertisement on applications
Advertising Formats
Zone de téléchargement du jeu :
Preload
Medium Rectangle
300 x 250
Exemple sur l’application
Footmasterz
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75. 5. Advertisement on applications
Advertising Formats
The application’s hompage zone:
Top Home
Megabanner
728 x 90
Example of the Footmasterz
application
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76. 5. Advertisement on applications
Advertising Formats
The application’s hompage zone:
Top Home
Medium Rectangle
300 x 250
Example of the Goobox
application
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77. 5. Advertisement on applications
Advertising Formats
The application’s hompage zone:
Top + Bottom Home
Megabanner
& Medium Rectangle
Example of the Le Plus Grand
Quiz de France application
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78. 5. Advertisement on applications
Advertising Formats
Display zone during the game
Megabanner
728 x 90
Example of the Goobox
application
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79. 5. Advertisement on applications
Advertising Formats
Display zone during the game
Megabanner
& Medium Rectangle
Example of the Le Plus Grand
Quiz de France application
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80. 5. Advertisement on applications
Opportunities
Becoming a primary Target highly active
actor on an essential Generate traffic on your
communities, with a real
material that is still not website or on your
interest in your product
too operated on. Facebook application
or offer
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81. 1
PRESENTATION
TO
2
FACEBOOK
PAGES
3
COMMUNITY
APPLICATIONS
MANAGEMENT
AND VIRAL
DYNAMICS
Introducing MakeMeReach
4
5
FACEBOOK
EFFICIENT USE
AND
OF SOCIAL
ADVERTISING
PLUGINS
MAKEMEREACH
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82. MakeMeReach
MakeMeReach is the number one advertising platform for Facebook
applications in France.
Created in September 2009, it has become a Facebook Adprovider in 2011.
After creating its own advertising platform, MakeMeReach developed its
offer by creating a Social Media Marketing department and offering to
develop Facebook applications, to create, animate, and promote
Facebook pages.
Today, MakeMeReach works with more than twenty employees and
collaborates with such premium brands as Oasis, BNP Paribas, NRJ,
Renault and L’Oréal.
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83. MakeMeReach
Advertising platform Creation of applications
Number 1 French platform on Facebook Contests, multi-player games, virality, etc.
Acknowledged Facebook Ad Provider
Creation of Facebook Pages
Publishers Integration of customized and dynamic content
Managing & monetizing applications Integration of applications within the Facebook
Page
Advertisers
Campaign promotion, Community Management
traffic and virality creation etc.
A few references
Diffusion Zones
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