Showing posts with label facebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label facebook. Show all posts

January 24, 2014

[Trending] Teens leaving Facebook.. and going to (like) where?

Oh boy.. and we thought Facebook was for keeps (like) forever ever !

So where are the new gen teens residing these days ?

You guessed it!... 

Instant text, image and video sharing apps like whatsapp, instagram, vine, wechat, snapchat. These are some of the key platforms where communities are being built and an opportunity for brands to leverage.

Read more at:

http://venturebeat.com/2014/01/16/teens-abandoning-facebook-yet-the-world-survives/

http://mashable.com/2014/01/16/teens-leaving-facebook/

http://abcnews.go.com/m/story?id=20739310

Why advertisers shouldn't panic (not yet)?

http://www.businessinsider.com/advertisers-can-still-reach-teens-on-facebook-2014-1

Have a good read!

January 8, 2011

Your company's Facebook makeover: A social face with skin deep value


Two years back when I wrote a point of view on the business value of social media and what it could mean for business, I pointed out 4 underlying concepts - social networking, collaboration, broadcasting, and rich user experience. With Facebook becoming a clear leader on the web today] that leverages all these concepts, CEOs, please be advised that "Facebook is not going anywhere!".

Many wise digital marketing experts will tell you that Facebook is NOT a strategy but merely a platform for effective consumer engagement, brand management, and marketing efforts. While this is quite true (technically speaking), Facebook is no more a matter of choice but a necessity for companies today.

CIOs need to seriously take a look at leveraging Facebook as an initiative to enhance consumer engagement and viral outreach. In today's web where the network is your customer, the power of 'Like' and other social plugins must not be underestimated.

Before jumping on to the Facebook bandwagon, it is advisable to first understand your consumers and build your presence around them with a 360 degree marketing strategy that connects both online and offline worlds.

In one way, it actually a good thing that the web is dead! With users spending more time on Facebook than other websites, it makes it easier for CIOs to develop an integrated online strategy. You should nevertheless take a look at your company's online ecosystem more holistically and build the right structure and processes to continuously refine it for sustainable benefits.

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