Category Archives: Facebook Business

Why Abandoning Facebook Is A Horrible Idea for Your Business

Jonathan Payne — January 9, 2017 Follow @SocialGamePlan— January 9, 2017 Over the past year or two, there’s been no shortage of marketers and brands complaining about “the ineffectiveness of Facebook”. We’ve witnessed well-known digital marketers suggesting people should forget about Facebook. We’ve seen brands like Eat24 step away from Facebook with dramatic breakup letters. … Continue reading Why Abandoning Facebook Is A Horrible Idea for Your Business →

3 Uncommon Ways to Leverage Facebook to Help Grow Your Business

Nathan Resnick — December 17, 2016 Follow @naterez94— December 17, 2016 Facebook has many integrated and valuable tools that we don’t come close to leveraging for our business. The popular forms of using Facebook are popular for a reason: it’s how Facebook makes money. Every time you use Facebook, whether personally or as your business, … Continue reading 3 Uncommon Ways to Leverage Facebook to Help Grow Your Business →

As Facebook Audience Network broadens, what does it mean for your campaigns?

Columnist Andrew Waber says the expansion of Audience Network and recent developments are making it a major challenger to traditional programmatic inventory sources. Andrew Waber on November 9, 2016  Some of the latest changes for Facebook’s Audience Network give it a legitimate claim of being a chief competitor to Google for both website publishers and … Continue reading As Facebook Audience Network broadens, what does it mean for your campaigns? →

Facebook Page Audit — A Complete Facebook Audit Checklist to Get You Started

by Adam Fout June 24, 2016 Follow @bluesteeletxJune 24, 2016 Lots of companies run their Facebook page blindly — they’ve never done a Facebook page audit, they’ve never considered goals, they’ve never thought about their audience… They’re posting like it’s their personal page — and that’s a recipe for failure. A Facebook audit is like … Continue reading Facebook Page Audit — A Complete Facebook Audit Checklist to Get You Started →