Facebook isn’t changing advertising. Rather, online behavior is changing advertising. And data analysis is changing advertising. But the biggest change in advertising – which we’re still just beginning to experience – comes with the ability to analyze online behavior.
Facebook is philosophically run by people who are extremists about information sharing.
With an estimated 142 million Facebook users in the U.S. and a worldwide total of more than 500 million, the auto industry has no choice. The customers are present in social media. The auto industry has to go there.
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Very nice example of Facebook comment guidelines for a page. Short, to the point, plain English (no buzzwords). Well done! Facebook (15) | England 2018 Official World Cup bid
Good discussion on this post by Jay Baer.
@ScottMonty and Ford continue to innovate: “this marks the first time a major car company will forgo the auto show for a web unveiling.” I look forward to tracking this and seeing the results. And the Ford Explorer.
The social gaming giant FarmVille has teamed up with Green Giant to put Farmville Cash coupon stickers on select produce in 4,000 stores nationwide.
Notes from Shel Holtz’s interview w/ Jennifer Cohen about recent Uni-Ball social media campaign.
75 percent of people surveyed said they view companies that microblog … as more deserving of their trust than those that do not.
The privacy issue is bound to get thornier, though, as he confirmed what Ad Age first reported last month, that Facebook is prepping location-based services for users.
excellent stats and graphs
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