SLIDE 1 WHY FACEBOOK?
AND HOW TO USE IT TO TAKE OVER THE WORLD
27 July 2015
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WHO IS JAMIE WONG?
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Wiy Facebook? Wiy Facebook isn’t really free Types of Paid Advertising Wiat makes good content Useful sites
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WHY FACEBOOK?
Because it’s where the people are Because it’s cheap Because it’s smart Because you’re in control
SLIDE 5 SHOW ME THE MONEY
Wiy Facebook isn’t really free.
Facebook news feed is agile & responsive
Wiether your post is shown in news feeds relies on:
- 1. Affinity
- 2. Weight
- 3. Decay
- 4. Advertising spend
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Types of paid advertising
Boost a wall post Focus must be engagement, otherwise this will negatively impact your organic reach.
HOW TO SPEND MONEY ON FACEBOOK
For example:
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Create a Right Hand Side Ad Greater frequency for the amount that you’re paying, but less cut through.
HOW TO SPEND MONEY ON FACEBOOK
Types of paid advertising
For example:
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“Buy likes” with Page Like Ads Effective in increasing your fan base and therefore your organic reach.
HOW TO SPEND MONEY ON FACEBOOK
Types of paid advertising
For example:
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Show off your wares with
Multi-Product Carousels Great for showing range. Will click through to an external site. Can still generate conversations.
HOW TO SPEND MONEY ON FACEBOOK
For example:
Types of paid advertising
SLIDE 10 WHAT MAKES GOOD CONTENT?
Consistent (tone and frequency). Assume content will be viewed on mobile. Content should be dictated by the audience.
- Wiat does your audience care about?
- Wiat do you care about?
- Wiat is in the news?
- Wiat is trending?
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WHAT MAKES GOOD CONTENT?
For example:
SLIDE 12 Stuck for ideas?
- Create Content
- Curate Content
- Converse Content
WHAT MAKES GOOD CONTENT?
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WHAT MAKES GOOD CONTENT?
For example:
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TELL ME MORE
Useful sites for information and trends Facebook for Business www.facebook.com/business Facebook Blueprint e-learning www.facebook.com/blueprint Facebook Awards www.facebook-studio.com Social Media Knowledge www.smk.com Social Media Examiner www.socialmediaexaminer.com Google Trends: www.google.com/trends