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E-grāmata: Facebook Marketing: An Hour a Day

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Helps readers quickly get up to speed on today's Facebook conventions and demographics and then gain an understanding of the various strategic and implementation issues they must consider, explaining each step for setting realistic goals, defining metrics, developing reports and acquiring corporate buy-in. Original.

Looks at marketing on Facebook and the strategic and implementation issues to be considered, and explains each step for setting realistic goals, defining metrics, developing reports, and acquiring corporate buy-in.

The bestselling Sybex guide to marketing on Facebook, now fully updated

As the second most-visited site on the web, Facebook offers myriad marketing opportunities and a host of new tools. This bestselling guide is now completely updated to cover all of the latest tools including Deals, sponsored stories, the Send button, and more. It explains how to develop a winning strategy, implement a campaign, measure results, and produce usable reports. Case studies, step-by-step directions, and hands-on tutorials in the popular Hour-a-Day format make this the perfect handbook for maximizing marketing efforts on Facebook.

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Introduction xvii
Chapter 1 Welcome to the Post-Social Era
1(24)
The Humble Beginnings of Social Marketing
2(1)
Online Services v1
3(1)
Emergence of the World Wide Web
4(1)
Search and the Decline of Banner Ads
5(1)
The Rise of Google and Click-Through Ads
6(1)
The Emergence of Social Networks
7(3)
Emergence of Facebook
10(2)
The Social Media Revolution Takes Over
12(2)
The Technology Evolution
14(2)
Novelty Gone in the Post-Social Era
16(1)
Ubiquitous Social Context
16(1)
Curated Social Experiences
17(1)
Evolving Social Etiquette and Expectations
18(1)
Shifts in Usage Patterns
19(1)
Dramatically Increasing Business/Marketing Investment
20(2)
Democratization of Community Management
22(2)
Immature Yet Critically Important Legal Frameworks
24(1)
Summary
24(1)
Chapter 2 Understanding Social Media and Facebook
25(26)
Social Networks, Social Media, and the Social Graph Defined
26(1)
The Social Landscape 2012
27(4)
Seven (Plus Two) Truths of Social Networks
31(4)
Facebook, the Evolving Organism
35(2)
Facebook Basics
37(1)
Account Setup
37(1)
Friending
38(2)
The News Feed
40(3)
Campaign Ideas
43(3)
What You Want: Viral Marketing
46(2)
Other Opportunities in Social Networking
48(3)
Chapter 3 Marketing and Business Success on Facebook
51(20)
Right-Brain vs. Left-Brain Thinking
52(2)
Overview of Social Marketing Metrics
54(2)
Marketing Metrics and Your Organization
56(1)
Defining Your Facebook Presence
56(1)
Understanding Who Your Customers Are
57(1)
Mapping Customer Needs to Effective Tactics
58(2)
Your Social Media "Product"
60(1)
What You'll Get in Return: The Hard and Soft Benefits of Social Media
61(2)
Specific Applications of Facebook Marketing
63(3)
Your Facebook To-Do List
66(1)
Set Up Campaign
67(1)
Procure Content
67(1)
Update Content
68(1)
Track Metrics
68(1)
Analyze and Revise
68(1)
Revise: Set Up Campaign, Take Two
69(2)
Chapter 4 Month 1: Create the Plan and Get Started
71(32)
Week 1 Lay the Groundwork
72(7)
Monday: Set Project Goals
72(1)
Tuesday: Analyze Stakeholder Needs
73(1)
Wednesday: Analyze Customer Needs
74(2)
Thursday: Determine Work Roles
76(1)
Friday: Set or Review Social Media Policy
77(2)
Week 2 Draft and Present the Plan
79(6)
Monday: Research Best Practices and Success Stories
80(1)
Tuesday: Assess the Social Media Activity of Competitors
81(1)
Wednesday: Assign Metrics
82(2)
Thursday: Set Reporting Strategy
84(1)
Friday: Present the Plan
84(1)
Week 3 Establish a Presence with the Facebook Profile and Friends
85(12)
Monday/Tuesday: Learn about Data in the Facebook Profile and Security Settings
86(3)
Wednesday: Decide How You'll Use Your Facebook Profile
89(2)
Thursday: Set Up Your Profile and Make Friends for a Consumer Campaign
91(4)
Friday: Repurpose a Profile for Business
95(2)
Week 4 Use Basic Facebook Features to Promote Yourself
97(6)
Monday: Post Status Updates
97(3)
Tuesday/Wednesday: Share Links, Events, Photos, and Videos
100(1)
Thursday: Install Third-Party Apps
101(1)
Friday: Understand Other Aspects of the Facebook Platform
101(2)
Chapter 5 Month 2: Establish Your Corporate Presence with Pages
103(34)
Week 1 Research Pages, and Set Up Your Own
104(11)
Monday: Observe a Successful Facebook Fan Page
104(4)
Tuesday: Become a Fan of Successful Fan Pages
108(1)
Wednesday: Complete the Fan Page Checklist
109(1)
Thursday: Set Up Your Page
110(4)
Friday: Add Design Elements
114(1)
Week 2 Determine Your Content Strategy
115(5)
Monday: Develop a "Product Strategy" for Content
115(1)
Tuesday: Talk with Colleagues about the Use/Reuse of Content
116(1)
Wednesday: Set Editorial Policy for Content
117(2)
Thursday/Friday: Perform Your Content Audit
119(1)
Week 3 Add and Experiment with Content
120(6)
Monday: Publish Content to the Wall
120(1)
Tuesday: Correct an Erroneous or Embarrassing Post
121(1)
Wednesday: Post Videos and Photos
121(1)
Thursday: Experiment with Content
122(1)
Friday: Fill Your Presence with Content and People
123(3)
Week 4 Promote and Engage
126(6)
Monday: Promote on Facebook and the Web
126(2)
Tuesday: Promote Offline
128(1)
Wednesday: Follow Engagement Best Practices
129(1)
Thursday: Build Your Page Culture
130(1)
Friday: Spark Engagement
130(2)
Week 5 Monitor and Modify the Plan
132(5)
Monday/Tuesday: Reassess Your Progress
132(1)
Wednesday: Get Help Where You Need It
133(2)
Thursday/Friday: Produce the First Reports and Analysis on Your Progress
135(2)
Chapter 6 Month 3: Create Demand with Facebook Advertising
137(40)
Week 1 Learn the Basics of Facebook Advertising
138(11)
Monday: Review Opportunities in Facebook Advertising
138(2)
Tuesday: Choose Success Metrics
140(2)
Wednesday/Thursday/Friday: Create Your First Ads
142(7)
Week 2 Build the Dashboard and Collect Data
149(5)
Monday: Know What Data Can Tell You
149(1)
Tuesday: Make Final Decisions about Your Data Reporting Cadence
150(1)
Wednesday: Set Up and Populate the Dashboard
151(1)
Thursday: Understand Moving Averages
152(2)
Friday: Back Up Your Dashboard
154(1)
Week 3 Refine Your Campaign Using A/B and Multivariate Testing
154(13)
Monday: Learn the Basics of A/B and Multivariate Testing
155(1)
Tuesday: Understand the Basics of Great Ad Copy
156(5)
Wednesday: Create Ad Variations
161(1)
Thursday: Judge Ad Performance
162(4)
Friday: Educate Stakeholders on the Process
166(1)
Week 4 Analyze and Adjust the Campaign
167(10)
Monday: Perform Basic Analysis of a Campaign
167(1)
Tuesday: Recalibrate Advertising
168(2)
Wednesday: Review and Spice Up Your Dashboar
170(1)
Thursday: Analyze Your Numbers Further with Moving Averages
170(3)
Friday: Review Your Work with Advertising and Start Anew
173(4)
Chapter 7 Beyond Pages: Groups, Apps, Social Plugins, and Mobile
177(26)
Groups for Business
178(1)
Find and Join Groups
179(1)
Create Your Own Group
180(2)
Facebook Default Apps
182(2)
Third-Party Apps
184(1)
Social Plugins
185(5)
Create Your Own App
190(2)
Best Practices for Apps
192(2)
Hire a Programmer
194(1)
Manage a Development Project
195(5)
Monetize Your App
200(1)
The Future: Applications on Mobile Devices
200(2)
Facebook Mobile for Business
202(1)
Chapter 8 The Analytics of Facebook
203(28)
Keep Score with Metrics and Monitoring
204(1)
Measure Your Facebook Marketing with Insights
205(1)
New Insights
206(6)
Old Insights
212(1)
Insights for App Developers
213(1)
The Importance of Derivative Statistics
214(1)
Advanced Statistical Analysis
215(11)
When the Standard Facebook Experience Isn't Quite Enough: Landing Pages
226(1)
Conduct Tests for Greater Results
227(4)
Chapter 9 Addressing Common Marketing Problems
231(24)
My Fan Page Won't Grow, and My Fans Can't See My Content
232(4)
Creating Appropriate Content for International Audiences
236(5)
Managing Negative Comments and Feedback
241(2)
Can't Measure, Determine ROI, or Understand Metrics
243(2)
Reach Business Customers on Facebook
245(1)
Seven Keys to Successful B2B Marketing on Facebook
246(2)
Migrate Fans from One Page to Another
248(1)
Moving Forward with the Migration
249(2)
Converting Places and Profiles to Pages and Combining Them
251(1)
Low Response Rates for Facebook Advertising
251(4)
Chapter 10 Unique Facebook Marketing Scenarios
255(22)
Businesses Appealing to Tourists
256(3)
Religious Organizations
259(5)
Government
264(4)
Nonprofits
268(4)
Education
272(2)
Startups
274(3)
Chapter 11 Facebook in the Future
277(32)
Question 1 Walled Garden?
278(2)
Question 2 Privacy?
280(3)
Question 3 Personal Data?
283(3)
Question 4 Facebook Pages?
286(3)
Question 5 Gamification?
289(1)
Question 6 F-Commerce?
290(1)
Question 7 Facebook Mobile?
290(2)
Question 8 Businesses on Facebook?
292(2)
Question 9 Third-Party Apps?
294(2)
Question 10 Monetizing?
296(1)
Question 11 How to Stay #1?
297(2)
Question 12 Coming Trends?
299(2)
Question 13 Biggest Threat?
301(3)
Perry Marshall's Crystal Ball for Facebook and Social Media
304(1)
Biographies
305(4)
Appendix A Recommended Resources
309(4)
People, Blogs, and Businesses to Follow
310(1)
Facebook Page Template, Design, and App Providers
311(1)
Advanced Facebook Marketing Solutions
311(1)
Facebook Contest and Promotion App Providers
311(1)
Facebook Analytics Service Providers
311(1)
Facebook App Development
311(2)
Appendix B Roles and Responsibilities
313(6)
Job Functions
314(1)
Vendors vs. Employees
315(1)
Use In-House Staff
316(1)
Get Help from a Vendor or Consultant
316(3)
Glossary 319(8)
Index 327
Chris Treadaway is the founder and CEO of Polygraph Media, a social media data mining and analytics company. Prior to his work at Polygraph Media, Chris spent almost four years at Microsoft where he was the group product manager for web strategy. Chris has worked in the Internet marketing field for more than 15 years and was a cofounder of Stratfor. He blogs regularly about entrepreneurship and social media issues at treadaway.typepad.com and on Twitter at twitter.com/ctreada.

Mari Smith is a passionate social media thought leader, specializing in relationship marketing and Facebook mastery for companies of all sizes. She is author of The New Relationship Marketing and leads social media training events and delivers keynotes worldwide. Fast Company describes Mari as "a veritable engine of personal branding, a relationship marketing whiz, and the Pied Piper of the Online World." Forbes named Mari as one of the top ten social media influencers. She regularly appears in publications such as the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Fortune, and Success magazine.