Buddy Media’s Facebook Page advice

by Robin Grant in News on 2 January 2012 at 11:32 Google+

Well worth watching if you have the time, Buddy Media’s Michael Lazerow gave a talk at LeWeb in December looking at Facebook Page best practices. If you’re short of time, his deck is below:

And as a special extra bonus, you can also see the panel discussion that followed Michael’s talk – Going beyond creating a Facebook page, featuring Victoria Ransom, CEO of Wildfire, Jan Rezab, Co-Founder & CEO of Socialbakers and Matthieu Chéreau, Founder & CEO of Tigerlily:

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  • http://cashwithatrueconscience.com/rbblog Ryan Biddulph

    Hi Robin,

    I dig the advice here.

    My focus is engaging more. Ask questions, share answers and of course chat up my Fans/friends. Doing OK on dominating the wall so far.

    Thanks for sharing your insight.

    RB

  • http://www.thewholesaleforums.co.uk Anthony Trollope

    Thanks Robin. Ashamed to say that I had not heard of Michael Lazerow before seeing your post, but just spent the time absorbing the video you posted and added him on Twitter.

    We struggle a little with getting responses to questions that we ask, but it could be that we’re making the questions a little too long winded and asking too much of the user. Simplifying might yield better results.

    Video and images work very well for us but we like to keep a diverse range of content so as to keep the theme varied. Truth be told, like a lot of companies, we’re still measuring what works vs. what sucks.

    Cheers,
    Anthony (@atrollope).

  • http://youcouldbelievethis.blogspot.com/ Soyini Grey

    These post and the video are being added to my favourites page. Really good food for thought.

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