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Facebook Marketing : Designing Your Next Marketing Campaign

ISBN: 9780789743213 | 0789743213
Edition: 2nd
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Que
Pub. Date: 1/1/2010

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SummaryTable of ContentsAuthor Biography
There's no question-Facebook has become the new social networking site of choice. Just take a look at the numbers: "Facebook has 300 million users as of July 2009." "More than half of those users log on to Facebook at least once a day." "Over 4m people become fans of a company's Facebook Page every day." "The fastest growing demographic is those 35 years old and older." This book is filled with case studies on how a business can use Facebook to market its products and services. It takes away the hassle of trial and error and allows you to plan ... MORE
Introductionp. XIII
From Dorm Room to Boardroom: The Growth of Social Networksp. 1
About Marc Zuckerbergp. 5
The Early Daysp. 5
The Teenage Yearsp. 7
Coming into Adulthoodp. 8
Getting Around Facebook: The Basicsp. 15
Getting Startedp. 16
0-60 on Facebook in 11 Stepsp. 16
Take a Few Minutes to Familia... MOREp. 16
Upload a Picture of Yourselfp. 17
Fill Out Your Profile Completelyp. 18
Start Finding Some Friendsp. 19
Import your AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) or Windows Live Buddiesp. 19
Upload More Photosp. 23
Upload a Video or Twop. 24
Send Your First Status Using the Publisher Toolp. 24
Download a Facebook Mobile Applicationp. 25
Start Interacting with Your Friendsp. 25
Have Fun and Explore!p. 26
Home Page Feedp. 26
Comments and Likesp. 28
Publisher Toolp. 29
Photosp. 31
Videosp. 32
Pages and Groupsp. 33
Notesp. 34
Facebook Chatp. 35
Searchp. 35
Friends Tabp. 37
Inbox Tabp. 38
Settings Tabp. 38
Establishing a Corporate Presencep. 41
Facebook: Personal or Professional?p. 42
Developing a Corporate Facebook Presencep. 43
Getting Startedp. 43
Facebook Pagesp. 44
Getting Started with Your Facebook Pagep. 45
What's Nextp. 54
Promoting Your Facebook Pagep. 54
Email Signaturep. 54
Twitterp. 55
Facebookp. 56
Email Marketingp. 57
Company Websitep. 57
Facebook Adsp. 58
Google AdWordsp. 58
Facebook Groupsp. 59
Page or Group: Which One?p. 61
Nurturing Your Communityp. 62
Run Contests or Sweepstakesp. 62
Share Specific Contentp. 62
Create Specific Contentp. 63
Simply Engagep. 64
Should You Police Your Community?p. 65
Extending Facebook into the Interwebs: The Power and Reach of Facebook Connectp. 67
Using Facebook Connect for Commentingp. 68
Using Facebook Connect to Provide Sharing Optionsp. 69
Sharing Stories into Your Stream with Facebook Connectp. 69
Recent Friend Activityp. 71
Using Facebook Connect for Social Filteringp. 72
Using Facebook Connect as a Single Sign Onp. 72
Creating a Personalized Experience with Facebook Connectp. 73
Integrating Chat Using the Live Feedp. 74
Not Just for the Webp. 76
A Few Statsp. 77
Summaryp. 77
Facebook Advertising: How and Why You Should Be Using Itp. 79
Common Reasons for an Ad to be Rejectedp. 80
Step-by-Step Guide to Creating an Adp. 82
Design Your Adp. 82
Target Your Audiencep. 84
Create a Campaign and Set Pricingp. 86
Review and Submitp. 87
Analyzing Performancep. 88
Summaryp. 89
Extending the Experience with Facebook Appsp. 91
Shareability of Applicationsp. 93
Finding Facebook Applications and Navigating the Directoryp. 93
Reviewing and Adding an Applicationp. 96
Managing Your Applicationsp. 99
Creating Your Own Facebook Applicationp. 101
Installing the Developer Applicationp. 101
Completing the Application Configuration Formp. 102
Summaryp. 103
Addressing Privacy Concernsp. 105
The Two Faces of Privacy on Facebookp. 106
Single Facebook Profilep. 107
Two Different Facebook Profilesp. 108
Not Mixing Personal and Workp. 108
Privacy Settingsp. 109
Personal Privacy Settingsp. 109
Pages Privacy Settingsp. 116
Group Privacy Settingsp. 119
Facebook's Privacy Policyp. 120
Summaryp. 121
Developing a Facebook Marketing Strategyp. 123
Designing a Community Building Strategyp. 125
Designing a Promotions Strategyp. 130
Designing an Advertising Strategyp. 132
The Importance of Measurementp. 132
Facebook Insightsp. 133
Facebook Advertisingp. 134
Web Analyticsp. 136
Marketing Softwarep. 137
Other Measuring Methodsp. 138
Summaryp. 138
Using Facebook to Develop Communitiesp. 141
Building a Community for Your Company, Product, or Servicep. 143
Upload Photosp. 144
Upload Videosp. 145
Ask Questionsp. 146
RSSp. 147
Provide Exclusivesp. 147
Building an Internal Communityp. 148
Using Facebook as a Focus Groupp. 149
Building a Personal Communityp. 149
Be Helpfulp. 150
Connect Oftenp. 150
Be a Connectorp. 151
Use Listsp. 152
Business Benefit from Personal Communitiesp. 153
Building a Community Around a Hobby or Interestp. 153
Summaryp. 155
Best in Classp. 157
Volkswagenp. 158
Trust Agentsp. 159
Microsoft Officep. 160
Gary Vaynerchukp. 162
Barack Obamap. 163
Jonas Brothersp. 165
Gavin Newsomp. 166
Vin Dieselp. 168
The Ellen DeGeneres Showp. 169
Mashablep. 171
Lessons Learned from the ôBest in Classöp. 173
Shaking the Crystal Ball: What's Next for Facebookp. 177
Going Publicp. 178
Acquisitionsp. 179
Integrating More Professionalismp. 181
Dashboard Customizationp. 182
Increasing Ways to Connectp. 184
An Endless Rainbow of Optionsp. 187
Signing Offp. 187
Indexp. 189
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Justin R. Levy is Director of Business Development, Marketing, and Client Relations at New Marketing Labs, a new media marketing agency that helps large and mid-sized businesses drive business value through the use of social media, blogs, community platforms, and other new online tools. Levy's clients include Sony, Microsoft, Citrix Online, Pearson Education, SAS, and Molson Coors. Levy is also partner and general manager of Caminito Argentinean Steakhouse, a traditional steakhouse that has successfully used social media to drive sales, create community, and develop thought leadership. Contact Justin at http://justinrlevy.com.

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