Facebook, Glastonbury Chamber Class
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The document discusses strategies for marketing on Facebook. It recommends allocating 50% of efforts to branding, 5% to direct marketing/sales, and 50% to social aspects like engaging users and creating appealing content. Repeated mentions are made to comply with Facebook's terms of service. The importance of internal user engagement is highlighted. Tips include pre-scheduling posts, sharing content, pinning posts, and creating eye-catching pictures especially of food, cute images, beautiful scenes, and funny content.
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- 1. 50% Branding 5% Direct Marketing /Sales 50% Social ©Forfeng Designs 2012
- 3. 180 X 180 or 851 Wide X 315 High 125 X 125 ©Forfeng Designs 2012
- 4. No Matter Where You Are in Facebook, clicking on “Facebook” always gets you back to home base. ©Forfeng Designs 2012
- 25. Be Careful of Violating Facebook’s T.O.S. Terms of Service
- 28. The Internal Feed is the most important part! ©Forfeng Designs 2012
- 29. Questions ©Forfeng Designs 2012
- 31. Pre-Scheduling Posts ©Forfeng Designs 2012
- 32. Pre- Scheduling Posts ©Forfeng Designs 2012
- 34. Sharing ©Forfeng Designs 2012
- 36. Easter Egging ©Forfeng Designs 2012
- 37. Ability to Pin to Top for a week ©Forfeng Designs 2012
- 44. Ability to Hide a post Ability to edit a comment ©Forfeng Designs 2012
- 50. E-mail or Text to Facebook ©Forfeng Designs 2012
- 60. Food Pictures Catch Attention ©Forfeng Designs 2012
- 62. Beautiful Catches Attention ©Forfeng Designs 2012
- 63. Funny Catches Attention ©Forfeng Designs 2012
- 64. Helpful Catches Attention ©Forfeng Designs 2012
- 68. 50% Branding 5% Direct Marketing /Sales 50% Social ©Forfeng Designs 2012