At PUSH we’ve noticed that a lot of businesses aren’t fully up to speed with Facebook’s functionality and potential. At PUSH we look at it as purely a promotional tool to develop a customer base where you can develop commercial opportunities. Knowing the terminology is half the battle so we’ve drew up this brief explanation.
- Landing Pages: By far the best presentation for those businesses who feel they should have a Facebook presence but perhaps cannot allocate the time and services to develop content. We refer to these as stepping stone pages where the user can step through the Facebook to your website. There are a number of variations with different levels of functionality. Call us to discuss these options in more depth.
[Sample here] - Reveal Pages: Reveal Pages, Fan Pages/Tabs are conditional reveal pages that request a ‘like’ to reveal additional content. This content can be special offers, unique video content, microsite or whatever your imagination dictates. They normally will have two element graphical elements which should be utilised for advertising purposes.
[Sample here] - Squeeze Page: Squeeze pages are designed to squeeze user information, mostly emails or marketing questionaires. Unlike the Reveal page the Squeeze Page is designed to only reveal content when the user submits their email. This is used to create mailing lists and market research.
[Sample here] - Microsite: A microsite can have the full functionality of any website but is restricted to the 500 pixel width of a landing page. They can be feature rich and even offer e-commerce potential.
[Sample here] - Profile Pic Ads: The profile pic on Facebook had been originally developed as a square user photo. Most people don’t realise that this picture can occupy a much taller piece of real estate that can be maximised as an advertising opportunity.
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