Facebook: Profile, Pages, and Viral Marketing

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Facebook: Profile and Pages Munindra Khaund, University of Illinois at Springfield

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Facebook: Profile and Pages

Munindra Khaund, University of Illinois at Springfield

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What is Social Networking?

“A social network

service focuses on

building online

communities of people

who share interests and

activities, or who are

interested in exploring

the interests and

activities of others.”

Wikipedia

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Why Social Networking for Non-Profits?

“Social networking

platforms give nonprofits

a forum for meeting like-

minded organizations

and potential supporters,

and provide a medium

for spreading their

messages beyond the

immediate community.”

Alan Rosenblatt

Internet Advocacy Center

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What is Facebook?

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“Facebook gives people

the power to share and

makes the world more

open and connected.”

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Social Media Sites

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Source: Techcrunch

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Unique Visitors

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Source: Techcrunch

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Facebook: Profile and Pages

Profile

Create account and set up profile

Add picture

Make friends

Interact

Settings

Pages

Visible to everyone

Unlimited number of fans

Send updates to all your “fans”

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Facebook: Profile

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Facebook: Safety Features

User Profile Information

For example - Facebook has user profile controllers in

place so that members can choose what information

they want or do not want to display to others.

On Networking Sites, Learning How Not to Share

Information Sharing

Adding Apps

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Facebook: Pages

Profiles that represent

individual businesses:

authors, events,

organizations, product,

brand

Build a community

Add images and videos

Fans and supporters

Tip: Keywords in the title of the

page

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Facebook: Creating a Page

1. What category your page falls into

2. Details about the business or individual

3. Publish your page

KEYS

Make it personal

Update regularly

Add photos, events, notes, video, wall

Promote your page

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Facebook: Social Ads

Business or brand - to promote a product or service

100% branded by the advertiser

Link to a page, application, or external website

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•What do you want to advertise?

Start

•Who is your audience?

Target•Details

Create

•$$$

Budget

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Facebook: Social Ads

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Viral Marketing

Marketing messages passed on from one individual

to another – Hotmail

"word-of-mouth," "creating a buzz," "leveraging the

media“

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Elements of Viral Marketing

Hotmail – gave a product/service

Used existing networks

Took advantage of networks and resources

Friends and family could join easily

Product/service scaled easily

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Viral Marketing Data

70% of viral marketers report increasing brand

awareness – Jupiter Research

87% of advertisers find interactive marketing more

effective than traditional media – Forrester Research

86% predict social advertising to become even more

effective, making it the single most promising

advertising channel – Forrester Research

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Facebook: User Data

175 million users in Facebook

45% of Facebook’s US audience is 26yrs old or older.

276% growth in 34-54 year old users

The fastest growing segment in the US: Women over

55, up 175.3%.

Facebook

Average user has 120 friends on the site

More than 3 bn minutes spent on Facebook each day (worldwide)

More than 15 mn users update their statuses at least once each day

More than 3.5 mn users become fans of Pages each day

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Facebook: Marketing Data

175 million users in Facebook

Stable and trusted platform

Connect with consumers

Participate in conversations

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Facebook and Academe

The Facebook Marketing Toolbox

A Facebook App for Every Occasion… Even

Recruiting

Social Networking Websites and Teens: An Overview

Adults and Social Network Websites

Colleges and Universities Adopt Social Media to

Recruit and Research Potential Students

How Not to Lose Face on Facebook, for Professors

On Facebook, Scholars Link Up With Data

The Evolution of Online Student Recruitment

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