Facebook Pages 101: Your Organization’s Foothold on the Social Web

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Facebook Pages 101: Your Organization’s Foothold on the Social Web. A Volunteer Leader Webinar Sponsored by CACO December 1, 2010 Andrew Gossen, Senior Director for Social Media Strategy andrew.gossen@cornell.edu. Facebook Home Page. Facebook Profile Page. Facebook Group. Facebook Page. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Facebook Pages 101: Your Organization’s Foothold on the Social

WebA Volunteer Leader Webinar Sponsored by CACO

December 1, 2010

Andrew Gossen, Senior Director for Social Media Strategy

andrew.gossen@cornell.edu

Facebook Home Page

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Facebook Profile Page

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Facebook Group

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Facebook Page

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Facebook Community Page

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Facebook Community Page

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Pages• Organizational profile• Public• “fans”/”likes”• Post as page• Status updates → news

feed• Analytics

Groups• Community• Open/closed/secret• “members”• Post as self

– Admins/officers public

• E-mail members• No analytics

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Facebook Pages Statistics (as of 11/8/10)

• There are over 3 million active Facebook fan pages.• There are over 1.5 million local businesses with Facebook

pages.• More than 20 million people become fans of Facebook fan

pages every single day. • Facebook fan pages have created more than 5.3 billion

fans.• Average user is connected to 80 pages, groups and events.

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Getting started

www.facebook.com/pages/create.php

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http://www.facebook.com/pages/create.php

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Building your audience

• Invite friends• E-mail blast• E-mail tag lines• “Follow Friday”• FB badge/box on webpage• Reciprocal “favorite pages” listing• Advertising

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Building your audience

• Invite friends• E-mail blast• E-mail tag lines• “Follow Friday”• FB badge/box on webpage• Reciprocal “favorite pages” listing• Advertising

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Building your audience

• Invite friends• E-mail blast• E-mail tag lines• “Follow Friday”• FB badge/box on webpage• Reciprocal “favorite pages” listing• Advertising

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Building your audience

• Invite friends• E-mail blast• E-mail tag lines• “Follow Friday”• FB badge/box on webpage• Reciprocal “favorite pages” listing• Advertising

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Building your audience

• Invite friends• E-mail blast• E-mail tag lines• “Follow Friday”• FB badge/box on webpage• Reciprocal “favorite pages” listing• Advertising

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Page Badge Like Badge

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“Like” box

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Building your audience

• Invite friends• E-mail blast• E-mail tag lines• “Follow Friday”• FB badge/box on webpage• Reciprocal “favorite pages” listing• Advertising

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Building your audience

• Invite friends• E-mail blast• E-mail tag lines• “Follow Friday”• FB badge/box on webpage• Reciprocal “favorite pages” listing• Advertising

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Maintaining a Facebook page

• Engagement tool, not a broadcasting tool• Content is still king

– Informal, intimate nature of social media– Questions– Invitations to share content or experiences

• Keep it fresh• Watch out for spam• Resist temptation to micromanage content• Experiment and build on successes

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Analytics

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Questions?

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