facebook marketing Posts

Should your company have a Facebook Page?

Written on September 1st, 2009 Posted by William Smith in Interactive

Social media is literally everywhere and it isn't so much a matter of whether or not a business should be involved in social - often times the real question is where your energies should be focused?
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Understanding Facebook Connect

Written on June 10th, 2009 Posted by William Smith in Services, Interactive

In part one in our series of using Facebook for Business, we covered the basics behind building a Business Fan Page and some best practices for customizing, promoting and engaging users on Facebook. In this second part, Understanding Facebook Connect, we'll explore some new ways to extend your own web site, product or service to the Facebook platform and review some innovative ways companies are using Facebook Connect to make their companies more "social."
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Introduction to Facebook for Business

Written on June 9th, 2009 Posted by William Smith in Services, Interactive

This is a post written for those of us who use Facebook to build customer or business relationships and how newcomers to Facebook can use it to create their online presence on the world's largest and fastest growing social network.
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Sometimes You Actually Need a Revenue Model

Written on February 10th, 2009 Posted by Joseph

Or, Facebook is about to start selling your data Google made a name for itself by selling highly targeted ads alongside search results. Search results by their very nature are a perfect place for advertisements. Brilliant algorithms scour thousands of servers in an instant and bring me highly relevant information…
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Facebook Marketing: How to REALLY Use It

Written on January 30th, 2009 Posted by Ellen Stevens

As expressed in a recent AdAge article titled, "Facebook Is Too Crowded and Your Analytics Aren't Up to Snuff," Facebook marketing is becoming a cluttered mess, and it is for one simple reason: advertisers are using it without understanding how to really use it. There are so many features…
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