Post by account_disabled on Dec 24, 2023 9:37:23 GMT
Many companies think that Facebook is "their space." They push themselves in it by paying for displaying boring, uninteresting or, for example, obtrusively promotional content. Meanwhile, already 50 percent Polish Facebook users admit that they would not be sad if there were no companies on Facebook at all.
Is this a complete fail or just a Phone Number Data warning? Table of contents hide 1 Where does this 50 percent come from? 2 What is the lesson for marketers? Should I remove my business pages from Facebook? Over the last 10 years, running a fan page on Facebook has been considered by many companies to be an activity almost equivalent to running a company website.
Many companies believe that their activity is expected by recipients, that customers are waiting for their new entries, impressive animations or interesting facts. The sad truth is, in my opinion, that most brands that address their communication to a mass audience have serious problems with finding a sensible path, an attractive idea that will unite their communication. And that if one day they stopped publishing new content... no one would be too upset about it.
Is this a complete fail or just a Phone Number Data warning? Table of contents hide 1 Where does this 50 percent come from? 2 What is the lesson for marketers? Should I remove my business pages from Facebook? Over the last 10 years, running a fan page on Facebook has been considered by many companies to be an activity almost equivalent to running a company website.
Many companies believe that their activity is expected by recipients, that customers are waiting for their new entries, impressive animations or interesting facts. The sad truth is, in my opinion, that most brands that address their communication to a mass audience have serious problems with finding a sensible path, an attractive idea that will unite their communication. And that if one day they stopped publishing new content... no one would be too upset about it.
