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Facebook for Marketing - Bigger Opportunities Ahead

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Over the years we've seen trends in consumer applications open the door to much more dynamic and collaborative enterprise-class products. With profiles, feeds, file sharing, and many other social features, business-class apps will never look the same again. Join us as we discuss the vision and tactics behind Facebook marketing, as well as where the platform is going to take us. We'll also offer practical tips for marketers and Q&A time to ask the experts how you can leverage the platform to extend the reach of brand, connect to customers, and grow communities.

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million users

Facebook is big

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of US adult Internet users are on Facebook

Lots of people

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Average user spends 11 hours per month on FB Av

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billion minutes spent on Facebook per month

Last year that number was 150 billion minutes

Huge amount of time spent

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How many pages are you personally a ‘fan’ of?

Average: 5-20

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How many times have you revisited those pages?

Average: 0-2

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Never return to your page

Harsh truth

Source: http://pagelever.com

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I know what you’re thinking to yourself…

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Access to their newsfeed Remember, they don’t come back to your page.

So what’s the value?

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of comments & likes come from newsfeeds

You have to get into their newsfeed

Source: http://pagelever.com

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Start by making them fans

This is a “Fan Gate” »

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Tell them what you want them to do

Replaces the old “Become a Fan”

Replaces “Share” by auto-posting to your wall

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This is why we need the ‘like’

Getting posts into the newsfeed is critical to building impressions

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Average impressions per post

Source: http://pagelever.com

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Why do you think this number is so low?

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Edge Rank is Facebook’s algorithm

• Ranks on relevancy • Shows 3-5 most interesting posts

(FB randomizes it slightly so it doesn’t seem so stalkerish)

• The majority of fans NEVER see your status updates

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How does Edge Rank work?

•  Affinity score -  the affinity between the user and the creator of the item

-  number of times the users profile was checked

•  Weight -  comments & likes add points

-  my comments are worth more than those of my friends

-  comments are worth more than non-friend comments

•  Time Decay -  as time passes, stories lose points

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Curious little note here:

The native “Edge” score treats photos & video better by default than it does with

text-only posts

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You can’t SPAM it as hard as you may try

•  EdgeRank is between an object and a user unlike SEO, an EdgeRank score is different for each user

• No such thing as generic “Edge Rank score” the architecture of the algorithm makes it impossible

• Real-time score competes with everything in the newsfeed… as long as a status update is in the top 3-7 posts, you’ll probably be shown until time decay reduces points OR other posts push you out

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You CAN optimize your content

The native “Edge” score treats photos & video better by default than it does with

text-only posts

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Ever think about posting on Saturday mornings?

• Best time to post

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Write at a 9th grade level

• Content

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Video & photos work best

• Format (text/photo/video/link)

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Target friends of friends with campaigns

• Localization / relevancy

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And target content to your users & friends of users

1.  Customer service

2.  Friends of fans interested in biz/tech/news

3.  Fans of Salesforce pages

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Marcus Nelson Director of Social Media @marcusnelson

Rich Liu Global Marketing Solutions