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’10 Rules for Effective Facebook Marketing’ – MarketingProfs

Laura Forer says, “”Focus on your fans first,” begins a Visme infographic that offers tips on Facebook marketing, based on an article by Mike Gingerich. That may have been the mantra when your brand started on Facebook, but do all your posts still follow that rule? How about hashtags? The infographic advises using them sparingly and making them short and sweet. Is your brand guilty of overtagging, or do you have a hashtag strategy that works? And be sure you know your tools: “Facebook now lets business owners add CTAs to link posts using a tool called the Power Editor,”... [...]

’62 Percent of Small Business Owners Say Facebook Ads Miss Their Targets, Weebly Reports’ – Small Business Trends

Joshua Sophy says, “Does your small business have presence on Facebook (NASDAQ:FB)? It makes sense. If everyone and their grandmother is there, your small business should be, too. The trick is reaching all these people. And Facebook’s targeted marketing tools seemingly allow you to do just that. It’s just that not every small business owner believes these promoted messages are hitting their marks. According to a new survey of small business owners from Weebly, a DIY drag and drop web design company, 62 percent say their paid ads on Facebook are missing the target. Weebly surveyed more... [...]

‘Should advertisers pressure Facebook to be audited?’ – Marketing Land

Kevin Lee says, “If you buy clicks, views or other engagements on Facebook, you’ve probably been paying close attention to recent disclosures about the network’s discovery of analytics “bugs.” The first such disclosure occurred in September, when Facebook admitted overestimating video views for the prior 24 months by up to 80 percent. While Facebook was quick to note that the error “did not impact billing,” the result was an embarrassment, plus at least one lawsuit alleging that the error caused the plaintiff to overspend on paid ads “on the belief that the advertisements were... [...]

‘Facebook Live Audio turns the social network into a radio broadcaster’ – Marketing Land

Tim Peterson says, “Facebook has already spun up its version of live television with Facebook Live. Now it’s come up with a take on live radio. On Tuesday, Facebook announced Live Audio, an audio-only version of Facebook Live that can be used to broadcast radio shows, podcasts, book readings and more. People can tune into a Live Audio stream and interact with it as they would a Live video stream, posting comments and sending reactions. But unlike with the video version, they can play the audio broadcast in the background. People tuning in using Android phones or tablets will be able to... [...]

‘Facebook will now push Live videos based on what it thinks you’d like’ – Mashable

Ariel Bogle says, “If you’ve logged on in the past year, you’d know Facebook really, really wants you to watch Live video. Since it pushed out the feature globally in February, the social media behemoth has prioritised Facebook Live over other content in its Newsfeed to get people tuning in. Now it’s prompting some users to watch Live broadcasts via a small autoplay window that pops up in the bottom right of Facebook’s app. Appearing recently for some users globally on iOS, the notifications show video from Facebook connections or pages a user may have subscribed... [...]

‘Facebook Underreported iPhone Traffic for Some Publishers’ – Entrepreneur

Reuters team says, “Facebook Inc. said it had underreported the number of views on iPhone of content published by some publishers using its Instant Articles platform between Sept. 20 and Nov. 30. Publishers make money through ads on their posts. Facebook said on Friday that a recent update to one of its metrics had led to the issue and affected publishers using one of its legacy platforms. Traffic numbers for iPad and Android devices were not affected. The company apologized in September for an error in the way it measured a key measure of video viewership that significantly amplified users’... [...]

‘Beyond Google and Facebook: 4 Reasons to Look at Other Online Marketing Channels’ – Business.com

Keval Padia says, “As people search for brands across multiple channels, the complexity of targeting right customers with right messages is greater than ever before. Digital advertisers have relied on web cookies since the last two decades, but with the advent of smart mobility, this old strategy won’t work. Brands need to connect with consumers directly and then measure every campaign outcome, to appeal to different platforms. While Google is still the search engine leader, Bing is surging ahead in grabbing search engine market share, while Yahoo! Is trying to recover lost ground... [...]

Live Stream Machine lets you reach thousands of buyers with video #ad

We have been telling you about this new software for several days. The news is that there’s now a coupon for $10 off: livestream2016. Use it when you check out for a significant saving. Delilah Taylor has teamed up with Frank Schramm and Andreas to release new software that makes Facebook marketing a lot easier. Live Stream Machine allows you to syndicate your Facebook Live video to many places where you interact with your audience. For example, you can place your live stream videos in multiple Facebook groups, on multiple Facebook pages that you own, as well as to your accounts on Twitter,... [...]

‘Facebook discloses new measurement errors, continues to hone its math’ – Marketing Land

Tim Peterson says, “Math is hard, even for Facebook. And it’s getting harder to trust Facebook’s math, even as the social network fine-tunes its calculations. For the third time since September, Facebook is disclosing new measurement errors. The two new errors affected the reaction counts Facebook reports on Pages’ Live videos, as well as the engagement figures Facebook reports for off-Facebook links; the latter link engagement metrics were recently used in investigations by BuzzFeed and The New York Times into fake news articles’ performance on Facebook. In addition to acknowledging... [...]

‘How Facebook’s measurement errors have eroded marketers’ trust’ – Marketing Land

Tim Peterson says, “Facebook’s string of measurement errors disclosed since September has some marketers shook up, even if those marketers weren’t directly affected by the social network’s messed-up math. Soon after Facebook announced in November that it had been overstating Page posts’ organic reach, digital agency Blitz was pitching a client on a Facebook campaign idea to make people more aware of the brand. That meant being able to measure how many people were exposed to the campaign, including those who organically saw the ad because a friend shared it or commented on it, even... [...]


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