The document provides information about using Facebook pages for businesses. It discusses why businesses should create a Facebook page rather than a personal profile, how to give people a reason to like the page, and how to get people to engage with the page initially. It then goes into details about the anatomy of a Facebook page and how to create, secure a URL for, edit, and promote a business page on Facebook.
5. 400
MILLION
PEOPLE
...and 50% logon EVERY Day.
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6. #1 website for photo sharing.
#2 website for user-generated video.
25% of ALL Internet pageviews are on Facebook.
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7. WHO IS THE
AVERAGE
FACEBOOK
USER?
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8. Has 130 friends.
Is connected to 60 pages, groups and events.
Fans 2 pages per month.
Spends more than 7 hours per month on Facebook.
Creates 70 pieces of content each month.
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12. Questions to Ask First
• Who are your target audiences?
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13. Questions to Ask First
• Who are your target audiences?
• How are they using social media? Facebook?
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14. Questions to Ask First
• Who are your target audiences?
• How are they using social media? Facebook?
• Why do you want to participate in social media? Facebook?
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15. Questions to Ask First
• Who are your target audiences?
• How are they using social media? Facebook?
• Why do you want to participate in social media? Facebook?
• How will social media (and Facebook) be incorporated into your marketing plan?
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16. Questions to Ask First
• Who are your target audiences?
• How are they using social media? Facebook?
• Why do you want to participate in social media? Facebook?
• How will social media (and Facebook) be incorporated into your marketing plan?
• Who will manage it?
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17. Questions to Ask First
• Who are your target audiences?
• How are they using social media? Facebook?
• Why do you want to participate in social media? Facebook?
• How will social media (and Facebook) be incorporated into your marketing plan?
• Who will manage it?
• Do you have content to share? Who will create it?
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18. Questions to Ask First
• Who are your target audiences?
• How are they using social media? Facebook?
• Why do you want to participate in social media? Facebook?
• How will social media (and Facebook) be incorporated into your marketing plan?
• Who will manage it?
• Do you have content to share? Who will create it?
• How will you evaluate success?
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20. What are they DOING in social media?
Inactives Collectors
• Do not participate • Use RSS feeds
• Add “tags” to websites or photos
Spectators
• Read blogs Critics
• Watch video from other users • Post ratings/reviews of products/
• Listen to podcasts services
• Read online forums • Comment on others’ blogs
• Read customer ratings/reviews • Contribute to online forums
• Contribute to/edit articles in wikis
Joiners • “Vote” for websites online
• Maintain profiles on social networking
sites Creators
• Visit social networking sites • Publish a blog
• Publish their own websites
• Upload video they created
• Upload audio/music they created
• Write articles or stories and post them
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21. US General Population, All Ages
US General Population
Creators 24%
Critics 37%
Collectors 21%
Joiners 51%
Spectators 73%
Inactives 18%
www.forrester.com/Groundswell/profile_tool.html
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26. Pages, Groups and Profiles
• Profiles are for People. They have Friends.
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27. Pages, Groups and Profiles
• Profiles are for People. They have Friends.
• Groups are for associations or...groups. They have Members.
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28. Pages, Groups and Profiles
• Profiles are for People. They have Friends.
• Groups are for associations or...groups. They have Members.
• Pages are for Businesses. They have Fans (or “likes”).
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30. Why a Page?
• Easier to “like” than “join.”
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31. Why a Page?
• Easier to “like” than “join.”
• Indexed by search engines.
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32. Why a Page?
• Easier to “like” than “join.”
• Indexed by search engines.
• Allows multiple administrators.
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33. Why a Page?
• Easier to “like” than “join.”
• Indexed by search engines.
• Allows multiple administrators.
• Can post as a business, instead of an individual.
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34. Why a Page?
• Easier to “like” than “join.”
• Indexed by search engines.
• Allows multiple administrators.
• Can post as a business, instead of an individual.
• Provides analytics.
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35. Why a Page?
• Easier to “like” than “join.”
• Indexed by search engines.
• Allows multiple administrators.
• Can post as a business, instead of an individual.
• Provides analytics.
• Can use applications.
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36. Why a Page?
• Easier to “like” than “join.”
• Indexed by search engines.
• Allows multiple administrators.
• Can post as a business, instead of an individual.
• Provides analytics.
• Can use applications.
• Allows Static FBML.
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37. Why a Page?
• Easier to “like” than “join.”
• Indexed by search engines.
• Allows multiple administrators.
• Can post as a business, instead of an individual.
• Provides analytics.
• Can use applications.
• Allows Static FBML.
• Can have custom landing pages.
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38. Why a Page?
• Easier to “like” than “join.”
• Indexed by search engines.
• Allows multiple administrators.
• Can post as a business, instead of an individual.
• Provides analytics.
• Can use applications.
• Allows Static FBML.
• Can have custom landing pages.
• Lets you send updates to your fans.
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39. Why a Page?
• Easier to “like” than “join.”
• Indexed by search engines.
• Allows multiple administrators.
• Can post as a business, instead of an individual.
• Provides analytics.
• Can use applications.
• Allows Static FBML.
• Can have custom landing pages.
• Lets you send updates to your fans.
• Can have Facebook ads targeted to them.
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43. Give a Reason to “Like”
• Offer free stuff.
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44. Give a Reason to “Like”
• Offer free stuff.
• Give them info they can’t get anywhere else.
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45. Give a Reason to “Like”
• Offer free stuff.
• Give them info they can’t get anywhere else.
• Give them a place where they can talk directly to you.
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46. Give a Reason to “Like”
• Offer free stuff.
• Give them info they can’t get anywhere else.
• Give them a place where they can talk directly to you.
• Let them share stuff.
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50. Get Them There
• From your website. Your store. Your TV ad. Your product sticker. Whatever.
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51. Get Them There
• From your website. Your store. Your TV ad. Your product sticker. Whatever.
• Suggest it to Facebook friends.
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52. Get Them There
• From your website. Your store. Your TV ad. Your product sticker. Whatever.
• Suggest it to Facebook friends.
• Invite related groups and pages’ admins to suggest to their friends and fans.
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53. Get Them There
• From your website. Your store. Your TV ad. Your product sticker. Whatever.
• Suggest it to Facebook friends.
• Invite related groups and pages’ admins to suggest to their friends and fans.
• From Facebook advertising.
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54. Get Them There
• From your website. Your store. Your TV ad. Your product sticker. Whatever.
• Suggest it to Facebook friends.
• Invite related groups and pages’ admins to suggest to their friends and fans.
• From Facebook advertising.
• From other social media networks.
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104. How to Secure a Vanity URL
www.facebook.com/username/
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105. How to Secure a Vanity URL
• Go to www.facebook.com/username
www.facebook.com/username/
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106. How to Secure a Vanity URL
• Go to www.facebook.com/username
• Click Set a Username for your Pages
www.facebook.com/username/
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107. How to Secure a Vanity URL
• Go to www.facebook.com/username
• Click Set a Username for your Pages
• Select the page
www.facebook.com/username/
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108. How to Secure a Vanity URL
• Go to www.facebook.com/username
• Click Set a Username for your Pages
• Select the page
• Note: You can only select a username for a page if you have 25 fans
www.facebook.com/username/
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109. How to Secure a Vanity URL
• Go to www.facebook.com/username
• Click Set a Username for your Pages
• Select the page
• Note: You can only select a username for a page if you have 25 fans
• Secure your vanity URL...but double, triple check it first! You can’t change it!
www.facebook.com/username/
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177. There are more than 100 million active users
currently accessing Facebook through their
mobile devices.
People that use Facebook on their mobile
devices are twice as active on Facebook.
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178. Adding
Facebook to
Your Site
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212. Facebook enables you to
remove the registration process
for your site by enabling users
to login to your site with their
Facebook account.
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214. “When you connect to sites like Yelp via your
Facebook profile, Yelp will have access to any
information you’ve made publicly available
about your favorite foods or favorite bands, and
will be able to take that into account when
giving you information about restaurants or
music venues. For example, Yelp could pull
information about your favorite music from data
that Pandora added to the graph when you
favorited a song on its site.”
- Mashable
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