7 Facebook Statistics You Should Know For An Engaging Facebook Page 2.7K Flares Filament.io 2.7K Flares × One of the things we focus on most at Buffer is the best time to post to Twitter and Facebook. This is because we want to help you get more engagement with your audience, which is beneficial for everyone. While the best time to post is definitely important, there are some other things to keep in mind. I had a look at what kind of updates work best for Facebook pages to increase interaction and found 7 interesting statistics that you’ll probably find useful if you’re trying to make your page more engaging. 1. Not only do photo posts get more engagement than links, videos or text-based updates, they actually account for 93% of the most engaging posts on Facebook. Wishpond’s data says that overall, photo posts get 120% more engagement than the average post, and photo albums actually get 180% more engagement. Especially Buffer’s new image posting feature let’s you right click any image on the web and then share it in full-size to your wall in seconds. 2.
Facebook glaubt dich zu kennen, hat aber keine Ahnung | VICE Alps Foto von Quinn Dombrowski | Flickr | CC BY-SA 2.0 Es gab einmal einen Psychologen namens Carl Gustav Jung und der erfand am Anfang der Zwanziger Jahre ein Modell, mit dem sich sämtliche Menschen in Typen einteilen lassen. Endlich musste man sich nicht mehr mit Menschen rumschlagen. Gab ab jetzt ja nur noch acht verschiedene. Während des Zweiten Weltkriegs wurde Jungs Theorie auf der anderen Seite des Atlantiks von einer Hausfrau verwurschtelt. Manchen Firmen möchten aber nicht nur ihre Mitarbeiter, sondern auch ihre Kunden gerne besser kennenlernen. Foto von Gilbertus | Wikimedia Commons | Copyright expired Glaubt man den entsprechenden Studien, bekommt Facebook aus unseren Daten jede Menge über uns mit: Die University of Pennsylvania hat bewiesen, dass sich anhand der Posts von Facebook-Benutzern zuverlässig Alter und Geschlecht voraussagen lassen. Ein Beteiligter schwärmt: „When I ask myself, […] 'What's it like to be a teenage girl?' Foto von Sali Sasaki |Flickr | CC BY-SA 2.0
What To Do With Spare Ideas We all get tons of new ideas constantly as designers. Which is awesome – don’t get me wrong – but sometimes we get way more ideas than we can actually get to in one sitting. Or even in one lifetime. Often, designers simply jot down those excess ideas in a notebook and file them away somewhere, but that’s boring and unhelpful. The truth is, there are far better ways to deal with your spare ideas. Here are some suggestions on what to do with them. Give Yourself A Deadline If you really want to finish something, force yourself to make time for it. Image Source: Man Sitting at the Table at Night Before the Deadline via Shutterstock. Ultimately, it’s up to you to decide whether this project is really worth the sacrifices you’ll need to make in order to finish it. Combine Them With Other Ideas If you’re anything like me, you come up with approximately a million and one ideas every single day. Often, these ideas might be compatible with one another, in ways that you might not expect. Drop Them
How to Set Up Facebook Business Manager Do you want a more streamlined way to organize account managers within Facebook? Are you using Facebook Business Manager? You’ll find Facebook’s newest tool useful. In this article you’ll discover how to set up Facebook Business Manager so you can have more control over how your employees access Pages and ads. Why Facebook Business Manager? Until now, if your business had multiple managers handling different Pages or client ads, you had to grant them access to accounts being shared among multiple users. Find out how to set up Facebook Business Manager to manage multiple Pages and Ad accounts. Not only that, but everyone with access to the accounts shared a single login. Facebook Business Manager helps you address those issues. The downside is that each user must log into Facebook Business Manager using his or her personal Facebook account. Facebook Business Manager offers solutions for managing multiple Pages and Ad accounts. #1: Set Up Facebook Business Manager #2: Connect Shared Logins 1. 2.
"first to be raised online" & response Obvious Design Always Wins If you’re like me, you are curious about how changing the interface of a mobile application or website may influence the engagement and the earnings of your product. The idea for this article came to me after reading a tweet posted on the 11th of April by Luke Wroblewski. His statement Obvious always wins and the image associated with it made me think about some real cases where a simple change may give unexpected results. Let’s find out what obvious means in the field of mobile design, and look at some examples of obvious choices that affect users’ engagement in a good way. Obvious always wins What is obvious? Things appear obvious when easily discovered, seen, or understood. The problem is not with them. Obvious is not what you think In mobile Design there are no intuitive interfaces. When you surf the Web or use mobile apps, they usually have, more or less, the same look. Icons and symbols are no exception. “Obvious” icons Steve Krug’s First Law of usability says: “Where should I start?
Análisis de competidores en Facebook - Andreas Schou Publicado el 12. noviembre 2013 La red social más grande del mundo se prueba con análisis de competidores en Facebook o páginas en observación como han llamado a esta nueva funcionalidad. Cómo es costumbre en Facebook, las nuevas funciones se pone primero a disposición de unos pocos. Yo me he enterado por Juan Jose Sanchez, Community Manager de una importante cadena de restauración en España, que me notificó de esta nueva funcionalidad a través de mí página en Facebook donde comparto consejos y ayudo empresas y profesionales a triunfar en las redes sociales. Análisis de competidores en Facebook ¿Cómo empezar? Si tu página dispone de esta nueva funcionalidad de análisis de competidores en Facebook, lo verás en tu panel de administración como puedes ver en el ejemplo. Para empezar a usar el análisis de competidores en Facebook, primero necesitas añadir 5 o más páginas que quieras observar. Facebook también propone sugerencias de páginas a observar en función de la categoría de tu página.
Storytelling For Freelancers Several years ago, I worked as an in-house copywriter and designer for a prominent marketing firm. When I first applied for the job I didn’t have any of the credentials my employers were looking for, and yet I got the job anyway, out of a pool of more qualified competitors. Why did I get chosen? The boss liked my story. I had no experience with working at a firm, nor was I technical enough to get deeply involved in the backend work. What is Storytelling? You may be thinking to yourself, ‘I’m a designer – why do I need to worry about telling stories? I’ll bet that every movie you’ve ever seen goes something like this: there’s a person who does something in reaction to something that happened around them, which in turn causes another thing to happen that the person also has to do something about, and so on. Articulate the Vision For Your Clients “Why must you tell THIS story? What’s the essential thing you are trying to convey to your audience? Words or Images? In Conclusion
Low Hanging Fruit of Social Media: 12 Quick Changes That Will Make Big Results Would you like to get more out of your social media marketing campaign? If so, there are some quick changes you can make to your profiles, pages, and activity that can make a big difference in results. Here are 12 simple profile hacks and engagement tips you can apply to increase fans, followers, and traffic to your website. Facebook Tips Here are some small changes you can make to your Facebook page and marketing strategy to get Facebook traffic to your website and exposure for your business. 1. The first thing people see when they visit your Facebook page is your cover photo. There are a few ways to do this. Unbounce does it to promote their upcoming webinar. Post Planner does this to promote their app. Another way to get a call to action in your cover photo is to have a link directly in the cover photo image. Adidas does it to promote their shoe customizations. You can include a call to action that directs visitors to your custom Facebook content. 2. HubSpot does it as well. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Freelance Designers & Developers Welcome to our Freelance archives. In this category, our authors, freelancers like you, share their extensive knowledge and experiences. We all get tons of new ideas constantly as designers. Which is awesome – don’t get me wrong – but sometimes we get way more ideas than we can actually get to in one sitting…. Designers and copywriters have a symbiotic relationship. The debate between creative personal work and commercial work is one that has been going on since the design industry was born. We all know blogging and personal portfolio sites have been very important for designers looking to increase their visibility to clients and others who admire their work. Today I’m speaking to those just getting started in design. Ideas: the germs that grow into those great, award-winning designs we all want to have our names attached to. Collaboration is how things are accomplished these days. In this job market, having a great CV is more important than ever.
Guía para Mejorar el Alcance en Facebook 7 Ways to Power Brand Loyalty Programs with Facebook Jun 1 2014 | Loyalty Management: Articles Type By: Stacey Furtado, Marketing Manager, Crowdly • 5471 views Back To Results Brand loyalty and rewards programs have proven to be an extremely successful way to drive sales through reliable, consistent and passionate customers. Please log in or register for a FREE online account to view this content. Register Now Your free online account lets you: Read full articles and post comments, view multimedia and poll results, access job postings and post your resume, receive our weekly newsletters and much more! Register Now
Facebook Fan Valuation Matrix Facebook's Out: Blogging and Google+ is In If you use Facebook to connect to fans who are interested in your brand or company, your reach will soon diminish. According to AdAge, Facebook stated, "We expect organic distribution of an individual page's posts to gradually decline over time..." And a Facebook spokesperson said, "the best way to get your stuff seen if you're a business is to pay for it." It's already happening. I personally have noticed a sharp drop in my Facebook posts' reach in the past several weeks, and social media marketers all around are reporting the same. All that work you spent building your fan base through page likes, and through consistently publishing great content on Facebook will soon be for naught, unless you cough up some dough. And money spent on Facebook may not be worth your while. I have experimented with Facebook advertising by paying for sponsored stories--both for my own page and for clients' pages. So, in addition to rethinking your social media marketing plan, what to do? BLOG. Connect: