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AdamVincenzini[dot]com: Facebook: The tabloid of the online world

AdamVincenzini[dot]com: Facebook: The tabloid of the online world | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

...The point I am really trying to make is that the people advising brands on how to best use Facebook need to ask themselves some pretty honest questions. Mainly, has your Facebook output become as mainstream as the platform itself?

 

In the coming weeks, I'm going to talk more about 'Facebook 2.0' and what that entails, including some profiles of brands who are taking the lead and the specific things they are doing.

 

While the tabloid edition of Facebook might survive for a while, just like its offline cousin, it needs reinvention or it may need some serious resuscitation....

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PostPlanner tells you instantly what time of day to post on your Facebook Page

PostPlanner tells you instantly what time of day to post on your Facebook Page | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

I’ve been recommending PostPlanner to many of my clients (and friends) for months now.

 

If you don’t know what PostPlanner is, it’s a way to schedule, manage and measure updates on your Facebook Page (here’s a video tutorial).

 

They recently added a feature that allows you to quickly see what time of day is best for you to update your Page....

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Brands Give Facebook F-Commerce an F - Brian Solis

Brands Give Facebook F-Commerce an F - Brian Solis | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

With a looming $10 billion IPO on the horizon and a community that’s estimated to hit 1 billion users this Fall, Facebook seems unstoppable. Yet on one important front, the store front that is, Facebook has exposed an imperfection. People are not proving ready to actually buy goods and services in Facebook – at least not at the scale retailers are used to seeing through traditional e-commerce. And suddenly, many question the role Facebook actually plays in the monetization strategy of any business....

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Content Strategy: Posting Procedures in Facebook

Content Strategy: Posting Procedures in Facebook | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
One way to provide value to your Facebook community is to write procedure posts.

 

You can deliver needed information right to your users, right where they live, right when they want it. The format definitely lends itself to preparing instructions in a clear, brief manner – and allow commenting as well.

 

I’ve been writing procedures in Facebook for a while. There are definite considerations to keep in mind. I have some lessons learned to share. The main points to consider are when to post, what to post, frequency, and what may elicit most comments and keep your page more visible in fan news feeds. Each is important in its own way....

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A multi-platform social media strategy increases Facebook engagement by 50%+ | Lies, damned lies and statistics

A multi-platform social media strategy increases Facebook engagement by 50%+ | Lies, damned lies and statistics | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

An occasional hurdle you face in social media marketing is the ‘Facebook only’ approach.
Depending on their level of social media knowledge and their need to show the big number internally, you’ll sometimes get a directive from a marketer to focus on Facebook at the expense of other networks. After all, surely 900 million users can’t be wrong.
In fact, a study by Virtue showed that adopting several social networks in tandem with Facebook is the route to increasing Facebook engagement – depending on which networks you use by more than 50%....

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Facebook news feed continues to evolve - 3 new features launched

Facebook news feed continues to evolve - 3 new features launched | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

The news feed is the first thing that you see when you arrive on Facebook and it really is the fluid content rich feature that drives most of the engagement on the site. They are constantly making changes to the feed in an attempt to improve user experience (and in recent times to increase revenues through ads) and just this week Facebook introduced 3 major changes that will change what we all see in the feed....

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5 Craft Beers Get it Right on Facebook- Social Media Week 2012 – The Buzz Bin

5 Craft Beers Get it Right on Facebook- Social Media Week 2012 – The Buzz Bin | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

What better way to celebrate Social Media Week 2012 than with a look at how craft beer, an American past time, is faring on everyone’s favorite social network, Facebook.

 

The craft beer movement is well underway in 2012, and these small breweries are absolutely perfect for social media. Add the naturally social aspect of drinking with friends to the sense of local pride that comes from drinking a beer from the brewery around the corner, and you have a sense of community that transfers seamlessly to Facebook.

 

From splash pages, to e-commerce, to good ol’ fashioned engagement, here are five craft breweries getting it right on Facebook...

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PR exec: Social media is not your savior | PR Daily

PR exec: Social media is not your savior | PR Daily | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
Three things to consider when your client or boss tells you to build a Facebook page or launch a Twitter account.

 

This might be unexpected advice coming from an agency’s lead representative for social media, but the truth is that social media will not save your marketing program.

 

With my mind on the approaching start of spring training, here’s an analogy: The pitcher is one of the most important members of a baseball team, but pitching alone can’t carry a team to the World Series. The same is true for social media. Marketing is a team sport, and social media is just one player....

 

[Amen! - JD]

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