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3Theme
Facebook marketing requires communicating, not
advertising
4Agenda
- What are the demographics of Facebook users?
- What are some best practices for brand marketing
on Facebook?
5The demographics of Facebook
- 56.3 female
- 58.4 have some college education
- 14 are non-white
- 34 work as professionals, executives, sales,
education, or technical - 12 are full time students
- 12 have children under 16
6Facebook users have aged over the past year
Source Nielsen//NetRatings
7Facebook demographics best practices
- Anticipate that the demographics will change
rapidly over the next 12-18 months - Adjust your marketing plans and plan for
flexibility - Beware of relying on what worked yesterday,
especially with fickle college students and
newbie 35 users
8Agenda
- What are the demographics of Facebook users?
- What are some best practices for brand marketing
on Facebook?
9Microsoft handles IAB standard ad sales
10Targeting beyond demos
11Facebooks News Feed Ads insert targeted messages
4-26 CTR for sponsored News Feed stories
12Facebook Flyers give self-service control
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14Theme
Facebook marketing requires communicating, not
advertising
15Sponsored Groups
- Group page with customized navigation, look
feel - Usually includes a significant media buy to drive
traffic to the sponsored group page - Display ads and flyers
- Newsfeed targeting
- Costs usually in the six figures for a three
month engagement - Note that any company can set up a group for free
16Jeep treats social networks like another channel
17Misses a chance to create a unique community
18Victorias Secret also looks like an ad
19But the community is highly engaged
20Crest White Strips case study
Targeted 20 colleges Offered free concerts and
movie screenings Live chat facilitate
interactions Measured sales impact at nearby
stores
21Ernst Young engages in a conversation to
recruit college students
22Sponsored Groups best practices
- Understand how similar groups meet/dont meet
needs already - Create a unique experience that
- Enable discussion board, The Wall, photos, etc.
- Read and respond to comments
- Be transparent about your role and perspective
23Why applications on Facebook are different
24Because I know Dave, his review has context
25My colleague Peter Kim shares travel
26Application best practices
- Create useful apps that model what friends do
naturally share info, experiences, and laughs - Plan out how to make your app viral
- Get feedback from users once you launch
27Recommendations
- Facebook marketing is about communicating, not
advertising so act appropriately - Be a part of the Facebook experience
- More like content than advertising
- Tap into the reasons why friends share
- Listen, learn, and be ready to make mistakes
28Wal-Mart keeps trying kudos for effort
29Thank you
Charlene Li 1 650/581-3833 cli_at_forrester.com www.
forrester.com blogs.forrester.com/charleneli