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Facebook Makes it Easier to Report Spam in Feed

Facebook just made it a lot easier to report spammy posts in your news feed. If you manage a business page on Facebook, this post is especially geared to you.

Do you get a bunch of posts from a business page that you “like” and it’s annoying? The easy thing to do of course would be to go to their page and click “Unlike” but maybe that’s too far. If you roll over the posting on your wall, you will see a little “x” show up in the upper right-hand corner of the post. Click it. This is what shows up:
Now, this is pretty sweet if you have some information that you’d like to hide in your feed instead of “Unliking” the page.On a personal level- it’s a win. However, with that recent “Mark as Spam” button, it now becomes easier for people to tell Facebook whether you are sending too much information, too quickly and spamming them with marketing materials.

Remember, communicating with people on Facebook is INTRUSIVE. They are inviting you into their home/life/wall, so if you are yelling messages at them all the time, all they have to do now is click “Mark as Spam.” Don’t be that kind of Facebook Page. Remember to post relevant information and not spammy messages. If you need help deciphering, let me know. I’m yours. Visit the Contact page to connect with me.

While you’re at it, become our fan on Facebook by clicking “Like” on the JuggleMedia page. We promise not to spam you. We’ll just give you relevant information designed at helping your personal and professional Facebook Pages.

Happy posting!

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New Facebook Template for Instant Success

The Facebook Template Page

As more and more businesses jump on Facebook, I find it becomes equally more important for a business to get set-up in the proper way. After creating countless pages for other people, I’ve created The Facebook Template Page for you to use.

Now this is simply something one COULD follow to get “on” Facebook. The bigger issue is of course the strategy that is specific to your business. In that case, contact @RyanECole or 316.747.9266 to get going. You can find all of our contact information on the Contact Tab above.

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Want More Fans? Have you…? [Checklist]

So you want more fans for your Facebook Business Page. Have you…”

  • “Suggest to Friends” the Fan Page to key people that are your personal friends?
  • Sent out an email to everybody you know (or better yet an enewsletter highlighting your new page?
  • Secured your Facebook.com/URL?
  • Linked it to your Twitter page?
  • Added it to your Email Signature?
  • Added it to your stationary?
  • Added a fan box, widget or logo to your website?
  • Added it to your traditional marketing?
  • Added it to your hold music recording?
  • Added it to your business cards?
  • Held a contest to get more fans?
  • Used Facebook Ads appropriately?
  • Created a counter card or posting in your store or waiting room?
  • Added the “Like” button to your website?
  • Linked YouTube videos to your Facebook Page?
  • ASKED People?

These are just some of the ones I can think of this morning. There are thousands of ways and over time, I’ll link to these and update this list when inspiration strikes!

Of course, I encourage you to visit the JuggleMedia Facebook Page and “Like” us while you are out there!

[RISK]- Ford reveals new Explorer only on Facebook Page

This morning Ford is taking a large risk by forgoing the traditional auto show in favor of a Facebook reveal of the new 2011 Ford Explorer. Could sticking with Fords new digital marketing strategy help the company sell more Explorers while Jeep promotes their new Grand Cherokee?

Ford’s Facebook Page for the Explorer, when this blog was posted, had just over 45,000 fans attached to the page. No doubt an ever-growing audience size that Ford can nurture, grow and hopefully use as Facebook page ambassidors. As of right now, there is very little page interaction between the Ford page and it’s fans. Probably due to the amount of traffic and press being generated during the launch.

Interesting to note that the new Explorer isn’t available for another 6 months. Can Ford keep this momentum for a half a year to transition fans into sales? If the success of the Ford Fiesta campaign is any indication, I’d say yes.

Visit the new 2011 Ford Explorer Facebook page and click “Reveal” to see today’s events.