Facebook Advertising
Social networking giant Facebook is relying more and more on advertising, which despite the company’s Wall Street woes, remains highly profitable and a major part of the platform’s appeal. But questions raised over the effectiveness of that advertising are a constant thorn in the company’s side, too. Here are some ways Facebook is tackling that challenge:Facing Facts
When “likes” just aren’t enough. While originally Facebook ads were only helpful for getting more “likes” on your brand’s page, advertisers wanted something more. Now Facebook may be considering sharing data on how many people are talking about a company’s brand, what they’re saying, and some basic demographics. The Atlantic Wire Adding up the value. The latest flap over the value of Facebook advertising began last month with a story suggesting that many businesses were simply wasting their money on the service, only to get “likes” from people with no interest in their product, from fake accounts run by robots, or from accounts that misrepresent personal information.BBC NewsAdvertising Innovation
Reaching beyond your Facebook page. Facebook is also testing a new advertising product that reaches beyond a company’s Facebook page to deliver marketing messages that might otherwise not reach certain users. The new ads will appear within Facebook’s desktop and mobile news feeds and function as sponsored links. PC MagDon’t annoy your customers. Though Facebook execs seem convinced their new “sponsored stories” ad will be hugely effective both for themselves and for users, company leaders say they are proceeding slowly. The reason why is simple–to find out whether Facebook’s most valuable resource, its users, will buy in.Business Insider.
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