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9 months ago
in Useful study on Social Network Marketing on Facebook and Myspace on TheWayoftheWeb
Thank you for highlighting this - I've now registered for a copy!
10 months ago
in 2 years young! on blog till you drop!
Congratulations on your blogging birthday! :-)
11 months ago
in Cuil review from a linguistic point of view… on blog till you drop!
I think the biggest problem for them is the results - it just couldn't find me what I wanted. I have also heard that if you search for 'Cuil' their own site doesn't appear on the first page of their results!
Interesting but can't see people moving to it yet.....
Interesting but can't see people moving to it yet.....
1 year ago
in The New Facebook Ad Platform: What Does This Mean? on AllFacebook
Impressed with the lengths you have gone to in analysing the new system and thought I could add something as I have just seen the first UK presentation of the Facebook Ads platform - Owen van Natta (Facebook's Chief Revenue Officer) flew in to bring everyone up to speed.
I have to say, I'm very impressed with it.
One slight amendment to your post - you can't make brand pages friends, you can only declare that you are a 'fan' of them. This is then declared in your Feeds - it is important for Facebook to make a distinction between Friends and Advertisers.
The Social Ads model is very clever too. An advertiser will upload a product tag line and a product image. If a user interacts with an ad page an update will be included in the feed and this will be combined with the ad message. (Eg if I bought a new pair of trainers my feed would describe my action, credit the brand and also show a picture.)
Rather than being a Google killer it has the potential to be a Google alternative - trust referral vs Google referral.
I have written a bit more about it on my blog here: http://www.nickburcher.com/2007/11/owen-van-natta-from-facebook-presents.html and will update this once I have had the time to play around a bit with the new Facebook system - planning to create a www.nickburcher.com page to support my blog!
I have to say, I'm very impressed with it.
One slight amendment to your post - you can't make brand pages friends, you can only declare that you are a 'fan' of them. This is then declared in your Feeds - it is important for Facebook to make a distinction between Friends and Advertisers.
The Social Ads model is very clever too. An advertiser will upload a product tag line and a product image. If a user interacts with an ad page an update will be included in the feed and this will be combined with the ad message. (Eg if I bought a new pair of trainers my feed would describe my action, credit the brand and also show a picture.)
Rather than being a Google killer it has the potential to be a Google alternative - trust referral vs Google referral.
I have written a bit more about it on my blog here: http://www.nickburcher.com/2007/11/owen-van-natta-from-facebook-presents.html and will update this once I have had the time to play around a bit with the new Facebook system - planning to create a www.nickburcher.com page to support my blog!