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Oprah launched a Facebook app Monday — as part of an effort to thank every person in the world, no less, for contributing something to someone’s life. The premise is simple: Thank just one person you know, then click the “I Said Thank You” button atOprah.com or via Oprah’s Facebook page.
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“With the Social Victory Center, we are revolutionizing the way activists and volunteers participate in Republican campaigns,” said RNC Chairman Reince Priebus in a statement. “We’re breaking down geographic borders and connecting users to a nationwide grassroots network and a wealth of political resources.”
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If you have a Facebook page, you likely know how important it is to get likes and comments. Without those, your EdgeRank suffers, and your posts are seen by fewer fans in the future. Facebook has already admitted that the average Facebook page only reaches about 17% of its fans. Since less than 1 to 2% of fans go back to your page, EdgeRank and newsfeed visibility are critical.
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The Faces of MBC “Circle of Support” Facebook Application.
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Honest Tea wants you to recycle your Facebook status — supposedly, to raise awareness of recycling everyday products.
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Did your ever thought about how it would be if you could change advertisements which you don’t like? Then you should check out Dove’s new campaign “The Ad Makeover”!
(Fuente: viralblog.com)
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Facebook Now Has 901 Million Users. The company, which dropped the stat in its amended S-1 filing, also notes that its network receives 3.2 billion comments per day and 300 million new photos daily. The site also claims 125 billion friendships. Of the 901 million figure, 526 million were described as daily active users in March. Some 488 million people also used Facebook mobile products that month, according to the filing.
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8 Ways to Offer Better Customer Service on Facebook
Customers know that the squeaky wheel gets the grease, and web-savvy customers know that Facebook is the ultimate squeak amplifier. According to Forrester Research,27% of U.S. online consumers sought customer service support on the web in 2011, and currently three out of four expect a reply to a negative comment posted on Facebook.
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Facebook is testing a “Trending Articles” placement in the Newsfeed, screenshots sent in by multiple sources suggest.
