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We partnered with The Arcade Guys to engage gamers ready to take the gaming experience home. By implementing a paid media strategy, we maximized conversion and drove revenue.
Launching an entirely new beer brand with a smart and strategic social media budget.
We worked side by side with AB InBev to plan, create and launch Cerveza The One,
entirely online with fresh content to attract & engage a younger hipper audience.
From a traditional social channel to an audience engagement & content platform.
We worked with F40, a luxury car dealership for the world’s most exotic brands
to launch their social presence driving engagement, and test drives with tastefully executed content. Brands include Porsche, Audi, Hyundai, Ferrari, Maserati, Bentley & Lamborghini.
From brand building to lead generation. A true insight-driven 360° approach.
We collaborated with the biggest solar company in the Caribbean to connect with existing followers, amplify their brand message, and solidify their category leadership position.
(I mean you, not Trump). (more…)
Let’s be clear. Facebook change things twice a day every day and while this latest news is a more public admission of a change in the algorithm, changes themselves are nothing new. Your newsfeed requires you to be glued to it or Facebook’s ability to put advertising on it diminishes – and it is clear people’s attention has been waning of late.
Have you got bored of people falling down the stairs, slipping on ice or seeing kids talk gibberish after the dentist anesthetic wears off? Hopefully “Yes!” is the answer, but this latest tweak is about more than this.
The tide of fake news and political hostility has meant people are losing friends through Facebook as fast as they are making them in “real life”. Endless divisive memes and fake, or almost fake, posts are creating an unpleasant connotation that has obviously gotten to Mark Zuckerburg. Well, that and the opportunity to further limit brand’s organic reach and thus push them not only into spending more ad $, but using more targeted planning to avoid newsfeed apathy.
Zuckerberg said “recently we’ve gotten feedback from our community that public content — posts from businesses, brands and media — is crowding out the personal moments that lead us to connect more with each other..”
All in all these changes are a good thing for you the Facebook browser. You want a better newsfeed, more targeted ads and less arguments with friends over fake news.
The definition of marketing is to satisfy customer demand and you demanded this. Facebook wants to make more money, so everyone is happy as long as there is authentic, quality and friends first posts on newsfeeds.
Brands shouldn’t freakout about the likelihood of less organic reach for posts too. The average organic reach is down to around 2% on posts, meaning that your 100,000 page Likes are probably worth around $12 in paid (more targeted) reach. The reduction in this will not make a big difference to your strategy unless it’s one of a more slapstick nature.
Have you noticed a difference in your Facebook experience? Are you seeing less branded content for more posts from friends and family?
A lot of people ask me ‘How do we get more page Likes on our Facebook page’?
The answer is simple, win an Olympic Gold medal. (more…)
When Facebook first launched its Facebook-Audience-Network (FAN) placement we didn’t pay much attention to it. Seemed like a weird way to get apps to generate revenue and didn’t really provide much value to advertisers with the low amount of inventory available at that time. (more…)
The truth is, you can’t really win or lose an election on Facebook. As powerful as Facebook is, it only amplifies the campaign message and needs all the other pieces in place to drive a candidate over the finish line. However, when you lose an election by 1% or 2%, Facebook (like all the other of the pieces of the puzzle) can be the deciding factor. Many primaries have been won or lost by 1% or 2% this year.
