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THE MARKETING BLOG
MARCH 6, 2011
Facebook’s New Comment System: All You Wanted to Know
The latest comes in the form of Facebook’s newly launched comments plug-in, a powerful system that is bound to re-define how users comment on Blogs and other social media sites. Let’s look at this all new plug-in and what makes it vastly different from already available commenting systems like Disqus, Intense Debate etc. What’s so Unique about FB Comments?
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THE MARKETING BLOG
SEPTEMBER 7, 2010
3 Ways to Analyze Facebook Fan Page Traffic «
43 pm 3 Ways to Analyze Facebook Fan Page Traffic Jump to Comments NOTE : I had recently scribbled my thoughts on Facebook Insights for India’s growing B2B marketing community www.paulwriter.com. Level of Interactions You can also gauge the type of interactions preferred by your fans i.e. Likes, Comments or even un-subscribes on your page. Home About In the Media Building a People Centric Organization A Study on How Business Entities in India are Using Facebook September 7, 2010.5:43 Here is the version that is live on the website. visit me. Thanks! Theme: Pressrow
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THE MARKETING BLOG
SEPTEMBER 17, 2010
10 Reasons to Work for a Startup [#whyworkforstartup]
4 Santosh followed it up with another comment from his colleague Nilesh. Like any typical evening, we’re busy working on our office desks. Suddenly @santoshpanda sparked of a bright initiative that led to exchange of some interesting thoughts. The channel was ‘Twitter’ and to participate you had to answer the reasons for working in a startup. Want to discover other tweets?
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THE MARKETING BLOG
MARCH 2, 2010
Facebook vs Twitter (A Comparison)
02 am Facebook vs Twitter (A Comparison) Jump to Comments With over 40,000 tweets per minute and new-user registration growth rate of 1500%, you would expect Twitter to give a close fight to the social networking giant Facebook. uberVU displays results as the number of reactions across different platforms where reactions mean the number of ‘comments’ or ‘shares’ about a particular topic. couple of inputs from this statistic: A large part of social comments or shares about ‘Facebook’ happen on twitter itself as the number is around 77%.
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THE MARKETING BLOG
FEBRUARY 10, 2011
Facebook Upgrades Fan Pages
That’s not all you can also comment on other pages on behalf of the page. Example, I can comment on the itemperance fan page in the name of Iffort and not Daksh Sharma. Comment on Your Fan Page from Your Facebook Profile. Earlier, whenever you made comments on your fan-page they were not linked to your profile. Please feel free to add through comments !!
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THE MARKETING BLOG
DECEMBER 21, 2010
The Psychology of Facebook Page Engagement: Exploring Status Updates
Any post that you write will generate either of these reactions: Create an impact – An emotion which is reflected in the form of a “Like” or a “Comment”. If you are a marketer responsible for the social media function or a sociosumser (social + consumer = A consumer on the social web) trying to get a grip of user behaviour patterns on Facebook then you might consider reading this further.
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