This all makes total sense when you remember WHY people use Facebook.<\/p>\n
The most common marketing tactic used on Facebook was attempting to The most effective tactic for consumer-oriented companies was creating a Buying ads\u2014even targeted ones\u2014was the least effective type of social media Remember people use Facebook to connect or Re-connect with people they know.\u00a0 They’re not going to Facebook to find the “latest deal” or to get a coupon or to find a sale.\u00a0 They respond well to surveys because they’re being asked a question versus being sold something.<\/p>\n Simply put it is a GREAT way to reconnect with people and to open the conversation that ultimately leads to “what do you do?”.\u00a0 Remember it takes time and mulltiple contacts to get to that point…and remember when you finally get there…NEVER give your website thru Facebook …..ALWAYS do the actually giving of\u00a0 your website over the phone.\u00a0 Connect connect connect!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This all makes total sense when you remember WHY people use Facebook. A look at effectiveness JANUARY 5, 2010 A September 2009 MarketingProfs survey of business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) marketers found that the marketing tactics most often used on … Continue reading
\ndrive traffic to corporate materials through status updates, followed by friending
\ncustomers.<\/span><\/p>\n
\nFacebook application, which was done by less than one-quarter of total
\nrespondents.\u00a0\u00a0 Both B2B and B2C companies also reported surveys of their
\nfans as effective; fan surveys were the third-most-common tactic attempted.<\/p>\n
\nmarketing overall.<\/span>
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