Must-Attend Keynote @ SMX West: An Insider’s Guide To Friending Facebook
Unless they’ve been living in a cave, all marketers recognize the value and potential return from engaging with Facebook users. With its vast following of more than a billion people, its multi-faceted and highly targeted advertising options, and the recent introduction of its Graph Search feature, Facebook is a must-do, must-leverage, must-succeed channel for […]
Unless they’ve been living in a cave, all marketers recognize the value and potential return from engaging with Facebook users. With its vast following of more than a billion people, its multi-faceted and highly targeted advertising options, and the recent introduction of its Graph Search feature, Facebook is a must-do, must-leverage, must-succeed channel for any serious online marketer.
To partially quote master strategist Winston Churchill, Facebook can seem like “an enigma, wrapped in a riddle, surrounded by mystery.” To be sure, garnering “likes” is huge for supercharging organic SEO efforts. Facebook also offers options for micro-targeting advertising campaigns to people/potential customers with specific demographics in specific locations with specific tastes and preferences. But Facebook is also constantly experimenting with variations on its privacy policy, who gets to see what, and other attempts to “connect” its users with “relevant” information, often changing direction with little or no warning, sometimes derailing the efforts of even the best-informed practitioners.
So what’s a marketer to do?
During the keynote conversation at SMX West, you’ll get some great insights from Grady Burnett, Vice President of Global Marketing Solutions for Facebook, who will have a candid exchange with Search Engine Land founding editor Danny Sullivan, about topics ranging from the recently launched Facebook Exchange to the even more recently announced Facebook Graph Search beta.
Want to know more? Sorry, no spoilers here! Check out the rest of the agenda for SMX West and register now to take advantage of the early bird rate that expires this Friday, February 1.
Looking forward to seeing you in San Jose!
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