The long-awaited “Desi Hangama Calendar 2013″ is released in public. This calendar marks an effort to promote and recognize “desi” models from the Bay Area California. We had the privilege to work with very talented and beautiful models in putting together this masterpiece. We are excited to release this calendar, and encourage you to order it to broaden your taste in art and culture.
“I want my free copy”
Why you shall buy the Calendar?
You will enjoy the glamour and jaw dropping beauty of Desi/Indian/Pakistani models, designers, makeup, hair, and Jewelry artists. By buying the calendar, you are promoting the local talent.
This calendar is family oriented and you can hang it in your office/living room proudly and comfortably.
This Calendar has official holidays from US/Canada/India and Pakistan.
This Calendar shows lunar transition/phases.
We believe in saving the environment and our limited natural resources. This Calendar is printed on 30% recycled paper.
This calendar can be a great gift for friends and family.
Calendar Price
Single Issue - $8 (Retail price is $9.99)
3 PACK (includes portrait poster of your favorite model): $20 – Free shipping anywhere within USA, $3 Canada
5 PACK : $30 – Free shipping anywhere within USA, $5 Canada, Discount on International shipping
10 PACK : $30 – Free shipping anywhere within USA, $5 Canada, Discount on International shipping
I like the idea of promoting Desi models, and I support you but I still want things free. Can I get a free copy?
Yes, this is our first year, and we are very very excited about this calendar. We really need your HELP to promote this product among your circle ofelite and exclusive friends. If you are in US/Canada/Mexico and have a facebook account with at-least 50 friends, you can get a FREE copy of our calendar. here is how
Publicly recommend our Calendar on your facebook profile by sharing this link. Get atleast 10 likes on your post.
Come back to our page and send us a message that says. ”I want my free copy” and provide us your name, shipping address. We will notsell or share your personal information with third parties.
After verification, we will ship you your calendar within two business days.
¬Greetings,
The long-awaited “Desi Hangama Calendar 2013″ is released in public. This calendar marks an effort to promote and recognize “desi” models from the Bay Area California. We had the privilege to work with very talented and beautiful models in putting together this masterpiece. We are excited to release this calendar, and encourage you to order it to broaden your taste in art and culture.
Why you shall buy the Calendar?
1. You will enjoy the glamour and jaw dropping beauty of Desi/Indian/Pakistani models, designers, makeup, hair, and Jewelry artists. By buying the calendar, you are promoting the local talent.
2. This calendar is family oriented and you can hang it in your office/living room proudly and comfortably.
3. This Calendar has official holidays from US/Canada/India and Pakistan.
4. This Calendar shows lunar transition/phases.
5. We believe in saving the environment and our limited natural resources. This Calendar is printed on 30% recycled paper.
This calendar can be a great gift for friends and family.
Calendar Price
Single Issue – $8 (Retail price is $9.99)
3 PACK (includes portrait poster of your favorite model): $20 – Free shipping anywhere within USA, $3 Canada
5 PACK : $30 – Free shipping anywhere within USA, $5 Canada, Discount on International shipping
10 PACK : $30 – Free shipping anywhere within USA, $5 Canada, Discount on International shipping
How can you buy this Calendar?
Via Facebook: Buy copies on facebook here (Please like our Page: http://www.facebook.com/CalendarForSale).
Via eBay: Buy the calendar on eBay here.
I like the idea of promoting Desi models, and I support you but I still want things free. Can I get a free copy?
Yes, this is our first year, and we are very very excited about this calendar. We really need your HELP to promote this product among your circle ofelite and exclusive friends. If you are in US/Canada/Mexico and have a facebook account with at-least 50 friends, you can get a FREE copy of our calendar. here is how
1. please like our fan page (www.facebook.com/CalendarForSale)
2. Publicly recommend our Calendar on your facebook profile by sharing this link. Get atleast 10 likes on your post.
3. Come back to our page and send us a message that says. “I want my free copy” and provide us your name, shipping address. We will notsell or share your personal information with third parties.
4. After verification, we will ship you your calendar within two business days.
Looking to increase your Facebook page engagement?
Wondering why some pages have very high engagement and others nearly none?
In this post I’ll share five tips you can put to work right away.
About Facebook Engagement
What is it that makes some Facebook fan pages wildly successful with constant high engagement rates where the fans and their friends eat up the content like there’s no tomorrow… while other pages sit there dormant with hardly any activity, yet they produce great content, too?
Making Facebook work for your business can often take a bit of trial and error… and time.
You need to have patience and be willing to invest your own time and/or invest in a team to help you. You might refer to my postFacebook 101 for Business: Your Complete Guide and scroll to the section on Recommended Six-step Approach to Building Your Facebook Page for a refresher.
Though Facebook has introduced a plethora of changes since I wrote that post, the six-step approach remains valid.
In order to create success on Facebook, you need to have a clear objective and great design, plus:
Solid content strategy (what you’re going to post on your page)
Promotion strategy (how you’re going to continually increase your fan base)
Engagement strategy (how you’ll respond to fans and build community)
Conversion strategy (how you’ll turn your fans into customers)
In this post, I’ll explore five factors that contribute to exceptional engagement and measurable results!
#1: Launch Creative Incentives
From time to time, keep your fans engaged with fun promotions. That mayincludecontests, offers, games, vouchers, codes and more.
Arby’s recently rolled out a clever campaign to celebrate its 48th anniversary. The company added a nifty retro-style coupon as a Milestone way back in the year 1964 (the year the company was founded) on its Facebook Timeline page.
Visitors to Arby’s Facebook page were encouraged to click on the beginning of its Timeline to get a coupon for a Classic Roast Beef sandwich at the 1960s price of $0.64.
Coupons could only be redeemed on July 23, the company’s anniversary date.
The post announcing that the coupon was coming got over 2,600 shares and the poston July 23 got over 3,000 shares. Both posts received thousands of likes and hundreds of comments.
Arby’s Facebook fan page post.
This was a wonderful opportunity for Arby’s fans to play a ‘treasure hunt’ game of sorts, and clearly yielded significant engagement.
“One of our goals for this promotion was to increase engagement and entice sharing, so we wanted everyone to explore our Timeline and have access to the coupon.”
The promotion was also featured on Instagram and Twitter, both directing people to Arby’s Facebook page.
Simple campaign, yes? What can you take away from this idea?
It’s perfectly within Facebook’s Terms of Use to do a giveaway on your fan page. The rule of thumb is does everyone get one? If the answer is yes, you’re good to go—that’s a giveaway. If the answer is no because you’re drawing select winners, then that’s a promotion where you must adhere to Facebook’s Promotions guidelines and use an app to administer the contest/sweepstakes. More on that here.
#2: Post Highly Shareable Content
You might be familiar with the expression “Facebook candy.” This is the type ofcontent that Facebook users get very excited about and immediately want to share with all of their friends.
Your own Facebook news feed is likely peppered with such candy!
This is almost always an image, which tends to get a higher EdgeRank (more news feed visibility). And often, the images contain inspirational or motivational quotes along with an eye-catching photo.
Popular fan page post by MorningCoach.com.
My friend JB Glossinger does a great job of posting consistent shareable content. The interesting thing is JB frequently shares what I call “OPC”—other people’s content.
And, JB’s team engages well with his community (see below).
JB has a daily podcast and has grown his subscribers considerably through his highly engaging Facebook page.
I’ve compiled a Facebook Interest List, Facebook Candy to Inspire, featuring 83 fun sources of content to share. (Let me know in the comments below if you have any fan pages to suggest for this list!)
Could your content use a bit of a boost? How many images do you post vs. links? The latter does tend to get much more visibility!
#3: Build a Tight Community
Some Facebook pages just seem to have a knack for building a real community—onewhere visitors and fans often engage with one another and there is much peer support.
Plus, you can feel the page owners’ presence. They don’t just use their Facebook page as a one-way broadcast channel.
Bridal Hotspot page owner Sylvana Spiby stated onthis post that she can’t remember the last time her engagement rate (ER) was lower than 100%.
Now that’s saying something! Given that the average ER for most brands and businesses is a mere 2%!
Bridal Hotspot fan page owner Sylvana Spiby’s comment about her ER.
To calculate your own engagement—or that of any fan page—here’s the formula:
(PTAT / Likes)*100, where PTAT is “people talking about this.”
This is the most common and quick way to calculate ER.
The screenshot below shows an example of an ER over 100%. This is Modern Parent‘s fan page:
Modern Parent fan page, an example of ER over 100% (135.5%).
(Likes + Comments + Shares on a given day) / # of wall posts made by page on a given day / Total fans on a given day)*100
On Bridal Hotspot’s fan page, Sylvana responds to ALL posts by others, always has a warm and personal style and often uses people’s first names. Plus, something else that stood out for me: she encourages others to share their own content… even if he/she could potentially be a competitor!
Bridal Hotspot fan page question requesting permission to share.
Here’s an example of a fan posting on Bridal Hotspot’s page. Notice their engagement.
Do you have an active community on Facebook? Are you or someone on your team consistently responding to fans’ posts and comments?
#4: Have a Quirky Brand
Have you seen the Dollar Shave Club‘s comic marketing video featuring CEO Michael Dubin’s dry humor? It’s exceptionally well done and currently has well over 5.5 Million views on YouTube!
The Dollar Shave Club is an innovative concept where members pay a small monthly fee to receive razors by mail. That’s it—super-simple and highly successful!
The company culture is clearly fun, quirky and creative, and this spills over onto the company’s Facebook page, too. Although DSC doesn’t post that often on its fan page, the fans post regularly… and they frequently get a personal response by DSC admins.
Example fan post and engagement by Dollar Shave Club on its fan page.
The company involves fans with giveaways such as flasks, t-shirts and “handsome-ass bottlekeys!” Fans can participate via Twitter and DSC’s blog, too.
Along with a hilarious marketing video and quirky brand, this company clearly filled a niche that people didn’t know they needed, and as such the company has built a cult-like following.
Even though he doesn’t shave often, Sir Richard Branson was so impressed he felt compelled to blog about this fun company! See also this writeup on Inc.com. (I first discovered the DSC in an article in the July 2012 Inc. Magazine.)
How can you add humor and maybe a wee bit more quirkiness to your brandand Facebook engagement? People LOVE to be entertained!
And, when you mix entertainment and education, you get edutainment. Social Media Examiner’s own community manager, Andrea Vahl, has an alter ego as a fun social media edutatiner, Grandma Mary.
#5: Be a Beloved Personality
Last, but by no means least, is the inimitable George Takei. He’s really in a league of his own on Facebook!
George is a widely recognized actor, starring in some 40+ feature films and hundreds of television shows. But, he is probably best known for his portrayal of Mr. Sulu in the acclaimed television and film series, Star Trek.
On Facebook, George seems to have an incredible knack for posting extremely viral content—his fans just can’t wait to share the next nugget of wit.
At any given time, George frequently has an engagement rate GREATER than 100%. At the time of writing this post, per the screenshot below, the ER is 135%. (Remember, the average is just 2%.)
George Takei’s popular Facebook page with high engagement rate.
Almost all of George’s posts are fun and quirky Facebook candy. Notice that the majority of his posts are photos and he typically posts a very short (humorous) narrative, both factors in getting higher news feed visibility and engagement rates.
What we can learn from George and the way he’s built his Facebook community is that he is extremely consistent. He posts around 3-5 times per day, every day. And, in terms of driving his fans to action, George does get the word out about the upcoming musical Allegiance, in which he stars (and was inspired by his family’s experience).
Nonetheless, aside from being a celeb, you can definitely take away from factor #5 how it’s important to give your fans plenty of excellent content on a regular basis that they just love.
Now it’s Your Turn
What do you think? Did you get some ideas for improving your own Facebook page growth and marketing efforts? Do share with me in the comments section below!
Auther Bio: Mari Smith is a widely-recognized social media speaker and trainer, author of The New Relationship Author, and coauthor of “Facebook Marketing: An Hour A Day.” Follow Mari on Twitter: @marismith.
Facebook is trying to make privacy simpler. But as they add more features, privacy always seems to become more complicated.
With the addition of the Facebook Subscribe button, understanding how your Facebook privacy works is more important than ever.
The good news is that Facebook is making it simpler to find the settings for controlling your privacy.
The bad news is that there’s a lot of confusion around the Subscribe button and what it means for privacy. So let’s start by tackling the privacy issues around the new Subscribe button.
#1: The Facebook Subscribe button
Facebook has made the subscribe setting opt-in instead of defaulted to on. The Subscribe button is designed to allow people to subscribe to your public posts rather than (or possibly in addition to) requesting a friendship. It’s a lot like a Twitter follow. You don’t approve subscribers. All of your current friends are, by default, subscribed to your posts.
You can choose to subscribe to someone who has allowed subscribers.
Whenever you update your personal profile, you can determine who you want to see your post: public, friends or custom. Custom can then include friends of friends, only certain friends, or a friends list. You may want to check out this post to help you create friends lists and also review other privacy controls: 4 Simple Steps to Control Your Facebook Privacy.
If you want to keep your profile private, you don’t have to worry about the Subscribe button at all. But if you’re interested in sharing some posts publicly, you can opt in by going to www.facebook.com/about/subscribe and clicking Allow Subscribers. You can also read more about how the Subscribe button works at that link.
Click Allow Subscribers to start the process.
Once you click Allow Subscribers, you have some settings to configure. You can always go back and adjust these settings by clicking your profile in the upper-right corner of Facebook and then selecting Subscribers on the left sidebar. Then select the Edit Settings button in the upper-right corner of the page.
Edit your subscriber settings.
Decide if you want to allow comments by anyone on your public updates. Realize thatyou cannot block profanity or spam on your personal updates (even though you can on a Facebook page). You can always delete comments and block people after the fact, but if you keep this setting open, watch your posts.
When you allow subscribers, make sure you are watching how you post your updates. The default is public; so if you don’t want your post to be public, use the dropdown menu to change who can see the post. You can also retroactively change who can see your posts by using the dropdown menu to the right of each post. This is handy if you “over-shared” something private.
Change your post settings when needed.
You may just choose to subscribe to people who have too many friends and aren’t accepting friend requests. If you navigate to their profile, you will see the Subscribe button, which indicates that you can choose to request a friendship or subscribe (or both).
But realize that if you do subscribe to them, your name is listed as a subscriber for public information. This is different than the “Likers” of a Facebook page, which are not visible to the public.
Your name and profile picture are publicly listed as a subscriber.
#2: Changing your Facebook privacy settings
The next thing you want to check is your Facebook privacy settings. I think that Facebook has streamlined their privacy settings and made them simpler to understand. First, click the down arrow button in the upper-right corner of Facebook and select Privacy Settings.
Then step through each of the available setting areas: How You Connect, How Tags Work, Apps and Websites, Limit the Audience for Past Posts and Blocked People and Apps.
In the How You Connect section, you can set the capabilities for people to send you friend requests, post on your timeline and more. Make sure these settings are comfortable for you. For example, you may decide to not allow people other than your immediate friends to send you messages.
Choose who can post on your timeline, send you friend requests and send you messages.
#3: Controlling how people @tag you
People can tag you in photos and posts by using the “@” symbol and then typing your name. If you want to review these tags individually and approve them, just click on the How Tags Work section in the privacy settings. (Click the down arrow in the upper-right corner, Privacy Settings, and then Edit Settings next to How Tags Work).
Adjust your settings to determine who can tag you and who can see it.
You will then have to approve each tag before it is posted to your timeline. With the new subscribe settings, this may be more critical if you are a private person and don’t want someone tagging you in a public post.
If you don’t want the hassle of reviewing each tagged post, you can always remove tags after the fact by clicking the dropdown menu next to a post and selecting Remove Tag.
Remove tags after the fact if you choose.
#4: Controlling apps and websites
Facebook apps (or applications) are third-party “plugins” that can enhance (or detract, however you might look at it) from your Facebook experience. Facebook apps can also be the biggest source of spam posts.
Make sure you know what apps have access to your data and can make posts on your behalf. Apps include games, contest apps and apps to enhance your Facebook page. Most apps are good, but you do have to be careful about which ones you accept.
It’s a good idea to review what apps have access to your information and how those apps are set up. Sometimes, as shown in this image, the app gets set to “Only Me” under the App Privacy line, which means only you can see the posts from this app. If you are using an app such as Networked Blogs, you want to make sure that it can share with others so they can see your blog posts.
Periodically check which apps have permission to post on your profile and remove those unwanted apps.
Also make sure you check what information you’re allowing your friends to bring into their apps. If your friends have access to your info, they may be able to bring it with them into apps that they’re using. To check these settings, follow these steps:
Click the down arrow in the upper-right corner.
Select Privacy Settings.
Click the Edit Settings link next to the Apps and Websites selection.
Now click the Edit Settings button next to the How People Bring Your Info to Apps They Use selection.
From there you will be able to uncheck the boxes of the information that you want to keep private.
Prevent your friends from bringing in unwanted information to their apps.
The Apps and Websites area is also where you control whether you want your Facebook profile to come up in public search engines.
#5: Facebook Ads
The only thing that is hidden on the Facebook privacy settings is whether you want your name to show up in Facebook advertising. The default setting is that your name can appear in advertising, but it will only be shown to your current friends.
Select whether you want your name showing up in Facebook ads.
To edit this setting, click Account menu in the upper-right corner, select Account Settings and then click on Facebook Ads on the left sidebar.
That’s what you need to know about Facebook privacy settings. Also realize that you may have easily accessible options next to posts or tags by clicking on the dropdown menus typically on the right side of a post. Make sure you periodically review your privacy settings to control any changes in privacy.
What about you? What do you think? How do you feel about Facebook privacy control? Let me know in the comments box below!
Andrea Vahl is the Community Manager for Social Media Examiner and the co-author Facebook Marketing All-in-One for Dummies. She is also a social media coach, speaker and strategist. Other posts byAndrea Vahl »
Are you using social media to keep your existing customers happy?
Do you want to figure out how to drive revenue from existing customers through the social channel?
This post will give you 5 tips to gain more revenue from your existing customers using social media.
Why Focus on Existing Customers?
For many companies, connecting with their existing customers is a natural fit for social media. These companies are seeing conversations about their brands, their competitors and their industry that provide them with an opportunity to engage others in dialogue.
There are two types of strategies that revolve around existing customers on the social media channel. The first is to offer customer service help through the social channel. We’ve seen excellent examples of this with Comcast and Boingo, which have successfully addressed customer concerns through social media.
Comcast provides customer service on Twitter.
The second strategy is to attempt to increase value to the customer experience through the social channel. We’ve seen excellent examples of this with InfusionSoftand Radian6.
The value of the customer base for companies is substantial. We’ve all heard that it costs more to get a new customer than to keep your existing ones. So it makes sense that we would see more companies developing strategies to engage customers with the social channel.
Social media represents a low-cost way for companies to engage customers in two-way dialogue and develop deeper relationships. Relationships are a benefit that is difficult to achieve with other marketing channels. One often-overlooked opportunity is to use social media to strategically drive incremental revenue from existing customers.
Radian6 engages customers by sharing resources.
These 5 tips provide a framework for how you can adjust your strategies to ensure they capitalize on the most frequently overlooked opportunity for increased revenue: customers.
Tip #1: Give Customers Incentives for Making More Frequent Purchases
Whether you are in a service- or product-based industry, you have the ability toincrease revenue by encouraging customers to make purchases more frequently.
For service industries, this may mean promoting add-on services, upgrades or premium offerings. For product industries, this includes encouraging customers to come back more often. How can you do this with social media?
You can offer deals and specials that are exclusive to your social media followers based on the level of customer or the frequency of purchase.
For example, if you are a software company, you could offer exclusive discounts to your user conference for social media followers based upon the number of software licenses they are using. Or if you are a product company, you could do a coupon for social media followers that provides a 50% discount off their fifth purchase.
Wine of the Month Club offers fan-only specials.
Tip #2: Give Customers a Reason to Spend More at Each Purchase
The second way you can drive revenue from existing customers is to get them to spend more at each purchase. So if your average transaction is $35, the goal would be to get the customer to spend $50. This can also be accomplished by exclusive deals for social media fans and followers.
You’ve probably seen coupon campaigns many times that are designed to achieve this. Coupons such as $25 off a $100 purchase are aimed at increasing the amount spent at each purchase. Why do they work? In consumers’ effort to get to a $100 purchase, they tend to spend more. This works well for product-based companies, but what about service industries?
Service industries can look to promote package deals for their services that bundle offerings together. In this case, the social channel is used to drive awareness of the offerings with a clear call to action, versus promoting deals or coupons like we typically see for product-based industries.
31 Bags gives Facebook discounts for spending more money.
Tip #3: Combine Email Marketing Offers
Keep in mind it’s important to maintain a balance of content on your social channels. The general rule is less than 20% of your content should be about your company. Therefore, a mix of your own content with information from relevant third parties is important.
The last thing you want is to have a social channel that is flooded with deals and promotions with very little customer engagement.
It will be important to think through why a customer would be interested in buying what you are offering and what the process is for them to actually make a purchase so that you can optimize the path to conversion from the social channel to the sales funnel.
HubSpot integrates email campaigns.
Tip #4: Educate Your Customers about Your Other Products and Services
Another important element of increasing sales is to make sure customers are aware of the other types of services or products your company offers. You can do this by featuring a product or service profile of the week, which provides you with the opportunity to highlight premium services and explain what they are and why customers should care.
Don’t be boring; combine the types of content you use to educate the customer with blog posts, photos, webinars and videos.
Under Armour cross-promotes product lines on Facebook.
Tip #5: Provide Consistent Value
At the end of the day, it’s difficult to keep an audience engaged if you’re constantly running another promotion on your social channels. Therefore, it’s important to find a way to balance your content and provide value to customers.
If your customers find value in the content you produce for your social channels, they are far more likely to keep coming back for more.
InfusionSoft, a small business customer relationship management system, has done an excellent job of providing value to their customer base. They recognize that they have sales and marketing expertise inside their company that the small businesses they serve may not have.
InfusionSoft’s resource center.
Therefore, instead of promoting a bunch of features their software offers, they position themselves as business advisors to their clients. They provide tips, resources and tons of information that their clients can use to grow. Ultimately, the more their clients grow, the more InfusionSoft grows.
As you consider how to grow your customer base through the social channel, it’s important that you create a win-win situation like InfusionSoft has. If you are only there to serve your own needs, customers will recognize your attitude early. Instead, find a way to combine your desire to increase revenues with the thing that motivates your customers the most.
Bonus Tip: Measuring the Results
So… you’ve done all of these things and now you need to understand the impact on your organization. These customer retention metrics will help you show why your strategy is important to the organization.
The key here is to measure a control group so you can compare these metrics for social media and non-social media customers. This will allow you to show how social media is helping other channels be more successful.
All metrics are calculated as averages and shown as per-customer results. For example, average revenue per customer.
What do you think? Do you have an example of a brand that is doing a great job of driving revenue and superior service through the social channel? Are you servicing your customers withsocial media? What tips would you offer others? Please share in the comments section and join the conversation.
Nichole Kelly is a social media measurement speaker, consultant and coach. She is also the publisher of FullFrontalROI.com, where she shows how to measure and multiply social media ROI. Other posts byNichole Kelly »
Online businesses are a rage to date. The website design is important in this line of business because it can mirror the quality and appeal of the products. Website design is not only about the new designing apps and media content but it is also a must to associate search engine optimization in the social media for long term success.
The number one of online searches, Google show their web results in terms of rank based on representation and presence. This signifies that you have to have a good amount of exposure and good reputation to make it to the top page of the search engine results.
Facebook, with a user base of more than700 million users worldwide is, of course, one of the most popular social network used for online businesses. Having a Facebook page is not only for product advertisement and company profile; it can also up your status in the search engine results. According to Google, Facebook was the most widely used term last year and its internal search rose tremendously. And since, Facebook users are still increasing, this process will not likely stop. So Facebook accounts and pages must be made into consideration as a form of strategy by SEO Companies streamlining their social media usage.
In a popular survey, conducted, Companies that owns Facebook pages failed to reach Google search results. Only about 30 percent of those pages were seen in the search results. One of the many reasons that may have affected this will be the fact that Google and Facebook are competitors.
Appearing in top search engine results is a challenge to web developers. Implementation of social media centric SEO methods can be very difficult for making Facebook pages prominent in search results. Effective Facebook Page optimization measures must be taken for this to take place.
On the other hand, Facebook pages can be shared and liked by many users anyway. This alone, can result to a successful attempt to make your business well known and popular. But being included in Google’s top search results will be a different achievement and can lead to a more successful venture.
Marketers should optimize multimedia content by tagging and naming Facebook images on their pages. This step is very crucial but is often overlooked. Also consider and understand the choices and mind objectivity of web users.
Being redirected to another site to buy products is something that Facebook users do not like. They want everything, information and services, in just one click.
User preference and usage history complicate the process on optimization of Facebook pages. Facebook Autocomplete can be both helpful and troublesome for businesses. The optimization can change due to the Facebook user trends and these changes are impossible to determine because it is hard to see a cohesive logic behind all of these changes at all.
Cross linking your Facebook accounts with other social media sites can lead to the attraction of more users. This aids in creating multiple touch points with your many customers.
George Wilson operates an Internet Marketing and SEO Consulting Firm that specializes in helping small to medium size businesses have more clients by using New Media Marketing. George posses an extensive background in NY SEO Management Services and accredited as a Project Management Professional. He is a family man and committed to his clients. You can visit his site http://www.seomanagementgroup.com or contact him at +1-832-449-6450.
Arby’s Facebook fan page post.
Popular fan page post by MorningCoach.com.
Bridal Hotspot fan page owner Sylvana Spiby’s comment about her ER.
Modern Parent fan page, an example of ER over 100% (135.5%).
Bridal Hotspot fan page question requesting permission to share.
Here’s an example of a fan posting on Bridal Hotspot’s page. Notice their engagement.
Example fan post and engagement by Dollar Shave Club on its fan page.
George Takei’s popular Facebook page with high engagement rate.
You can choose to subscribe to someone who has allowed subscribers.
Click Allow Subscribers to start the process.
Edit your subscriber settings.
Change your post settings when needed.
Your name and profile picture are publicly listed as a subscriber.
Choose who can post on your timeline, send you friend requests and send you messages.
Adjust your settings to determine who can tag you and who can see it.
Remove tags after the fact if you choose.
Periodically check which apps have permission to post on your profile and remove those unwanted apps.
Prevent your friends from bringing in unwanted information to their apps.
Select whether you want your name showing up in Facebook ads.
Comcast provides customer service on Twitter.
Radian6 engages customers by sharing resources.
Wine of the Month Club offers fan-only specials.
31 Bags gives Facebook discounts for spending more money.
HubSpot integrates email campaigns.
Under Armour cross-promotes product lines on Facebook.
This chart shows how to measure results.
