It is being predicted that in five years that it will all be about video on Facebook and that it is a richer source of advertising for marketers. See how video can provide your consumers with just the right amount of content without losing their attention.
It’s that time of year when your Instagram feed becomes cluttered with apple picking poses, and your office turns into a feeding frenzy of Halloween candy. It’s also time to start prepping for the holiday season. Here are five tips to win friending Facebook holiday success.
For the second time in less than a week, Facebook went down. People immediately went to the next best social media platform – Twitter. Retailers contributed to the #FacebookDown Twitter fun with their own funny meme or found a way to market to customers.
With 7 billion videos watched on Facebook and YouTube each year, the message is clear that customers want video. See why video is an important marketing strategy and how to make it beneficial for your business.
Fabness is using ShopSocially to convert its website visitors into genuine Facebook fans. Here’s why they are converting at a rate of 33.28%, resulting in positive social media ROI.
Facebook’s autoplay feature is a boon to marketers who are trying to attract more eyeballs and generate more sharing on Facebook. It’s a relatively low-key way of delivering video about products or brands without causing users to be annoyed by an “intrusive” video popping up unexpectedly (and noisily) on a webpage they’re reading.
With millions of Americans logging on to social media sites like Facebook and Twitter multiple times a day, it has not only become one of the most popular ways to keep tabs on friends, but also a place to gripe about negative experiences with brands. However, retailers can turn those moans and complaints into rave reviews by using these simple tips.
A new infographic by Kenshoo detailing findings from an analysis of Facebook ads in Q4 2013, found that advertiser sales revenue driven by Facebook ads increased 59.09% quarter-over-quarter and impressions increased 50.79% quarter-over-quarter.
Facebook ad performance spiked for retailers. Nearly 1/3 of revenue and conversions from Nov. 1 through Dec. 2 occurred between Thanksgiving and Cyber Monday, according to this infographic by Kenshoo.
Retail Facebook posts used to be all about driving sales. But now, retailers are finding the right balance between promotional posts and fun things that are shareworthy. In this post, the staff of Multichannel Merchant shares retail Facebook posts it finds interesting, informative and fun.