So now that you’ve all finalised your fantasy football teams and packed away those white shoes after Labor Day 😉 it’s time to talk Facebook Marketing!
This week we found really detailed articles that will help you deal with fake Facebook fans and also solve the mystery of why some of your ads aren’t showing. How cool is that! We also found some good advice on how to launch a new Page with a $200 budget and some excellent examples of Cause Related Facebook marketing campaigns.
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Author: Aaron Lee, for Post Planner
Why read this article?
So you have just launched a new Facebook Page and you have $200 to spend. It’s not a lot but by following Aaron’s advice it should be enough to get you up and running in the right direction. Find out what he advises.
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Author: Matt Southern, Search Engine Journal
Why read this article?
Facebook has announced that it will be rolling out some new tools to allow Page managers to promote events on the platform. Some of the tools include more flexible advertising options and better reporting on event related metrics.
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Author: Kandice Linwright, Social Media Examiner
Why read this article?
Facebook marketers know that fake fans cause problems, they don’t engage with Pages and having too many of them impacts your ability to get content into the Newsfeed. Find out how to find fake fans and ban them permanently from your Page.
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Author: Christine Oneto, Social Media Today
Why read this article?
Back to school is an important time for lots of big brands. This article focuses on 3 major brands that developed Cause Related marketing programmes to tie into their back to school promotions. They used Facebook to highlight these worthwhile causes. Find out what they did.
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Author: Jason How, Jason HJH Social
Why read this article?
Many advertisers go through the process of creating multiple ads within the same Ad Set only to find that for no obvious reason some of those ads just don’t run. This can be very frustrating. Jason has delved into the problem to find out why. HINT: It’s to do with your Ad Set budget…
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