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Appbistro + TabSite Joint Webinar "Five Misconceptions when marketing your Facebook Fan Page"
1. Appbistro Webinar: “ Five Misconceptions about Marketing on your Facebook Fan Page” August 17th, 2011
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4. Special Guest TabSite Mike Gingerich– Community Manager & Marketing @ TabSite Email: mike@digitalhill.com Twitter: @ mike_gingerich @TabSite
5. Contact for Q&A Please submit any/all questions you may have related to this webinar by either “@” us on Twitter @appbistro + @tabsite or using the hashtag #appbistrotricks
6. Five Misconceptions when Marketing on Facebook Misconception #1 Your Marketing message needs to be “clever” to catch attention
7. Misconception #1 FALSE As soon as your marketing campaign becomes too intellectual, too cute or too confusing, your audience is lost Gimmicks don’t work to sell your product Brand loyalty = result of offering a product that fills a need, not how creative you get with you messaging.
8. Opportunity: Listen & Learn Aim to create content that invites participation Be direct in your message, and always keep the customer benefit in mind Deliver on your promise Listen & Learn
10. Misconception #2 Contrary to “ more is better ” and “ engagement all the time ” studies have shown a correlation between post frequency and fan count to be the inverse. Lots of talk ≠ engagement
11. Misconception #2 Over 2,600 Fan Pages were analyzed and the number of likes was highest for pages that post around once every other day Takeaway: Don’t spam your users with content
12. Opportunity: Set a Pattern Find rhythm that works best for you + deliver on your promise Try creating standard topics to set customer expectations Analyze + Measure feedback and adjust posting accordingly Set a Pattern
14. Misconception #3 Custom tabs offer engagement tools that Increase engagement. Takeaway: Don’t rely only on the Wall! While the Wall is a component of connection, socialization is done via engagement methods.
19. Misconception #4 Recent PageLever report released revealed average Fan Page receives 7.49 news feed post impressions and only 3.19 unique Page views per day per 100 fans Example w/ 5,000 Fans: 395 news feed impressions 160 unique Page views
20. Misconception #4 Although reaching fans through the the news feed can be part of your strategy, a more integrated approached with targeted ads and sponsored stories can only help you further amplify your message and connect with your customers
23. Misconception #5 FALSE Ability to learn first hand from your customers what matters most – from pricing to product to brand value Establish relationships with your customers faster By allowing users to contribute, you can gain invaluable insight into their greatest needs and adjust your business goals accordingly
24. Opportunity: Open to crowdsourcing Open to Crowdsourcing Have boundaries in place, but through this interaction you can encourage a shared sense of ownership (contributors have interest in helping promote) Provides you more information sources for prospects + customers Creates opportunity for a trusting relationship between you & your customer
25. TabSite MicroSite iFrame app limits When Facebook switched to iFrame apps, this limited the ability of search engines to index content on Fan Page tabs
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