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Facebook has over 650 million users worldwide who spend over 700 billion minutes per month on the platform. It is the largest social media site, reaching 3 out of 4 internet users each month. The presentation recommends brands use Facebook to drive engagement with fans by giving them tools to share great content, foster conversations, engage with crowdsourcing, provide exclusive content, and ask questions in order to build their community and scale their brand globally.
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- 6. 30B pieces of content shared monthly2 Facebook Marketshare (United States)
- 7. Drive Engagement with Tune in 3
- 8. 4 Give your fans tools so they can share
- 9. Grow with a grassroots approach 5
- 10. Engage with Great content 6
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- 22. Thank you! 18
Editor's Notes
- Facebook is not another marketing channel, it is the marketing channel and it needs to be incorporated into everything you do in a holistic and systematic manner.