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Just when things couldn’t get any more confusing within Facebook’s Terms—well, they seemingly do.
Inside Facebook recently published updated tips for running promotions within Facebook’s guidelines and while the tips are extremely useful, they also illustrate what a jumbled and confusing place the site’s Terms have become. Not to mention expensive. Because Facebook needs to approve each and every promotion to run through its site and apparently doesn’t have the time to sift through requests, the privilege to host a contest, sweeps or other promo now comes with an [approximate] $10,000 price tag (approximate because the Terms, though long, are vague). Oh, and there are restrictions on the promotion and giving away of dairy too. Yes, you heard us—dairy. Sorry, ice creameries and beloved string cheese companies. Read those rules again.
Facebook’s 400 million plus users makes the site an appealing forum for brands to market within. We just wish the platform made it a bit more welcoming and a whole lot confounding.
[via Inside Facebook]
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Just when things couldn’t get any more confusing within Facebook’s Terms—well, they seemingly do.
Inside Facebook recently published updated tips for running promotions within Facebook’s guidelines and while the tips are extremely useful, they also illustrate what a jumbled and confusing place the site’s Terms have become. Not to mention expensive. Because Facebook needs to approve each and every promotion to run through its site and apparently doesn’t have the time to sift through requests, the privilege to host a contest, sweeps or other promo now comes with an [approximate] $10,000 price tag (approximate because the Terms, though long, are vague). Oh, and there are restrictions on the promotion and giving away of dairy too. Yes, you heard us—dairy. Sorry, ice creameries and beloved string cheese companies. Read those rules again.
Facebook’s 400 million plus users makes the site an appealing forum for brands to market within. We just wish the platform made it a bit more welcoming and a whole lot confounding.
[via Inside Facebook]
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Running Promotions on Facebook Just Got Tougher
Just when things couldn’t get any more confusing within Facebook’s Terms—well, they seemingly do.
Inside Facebook recently published updated tips for running promotions within Facebook’s guidelines and while the tips are extremely useful, they also illustrate what a jumbled and confusing place the site’s Terms have become. Not to mention expensive. Because Facebook needs to approve each and every promotion to run through its site and apparently doesn’t have the time to sift through requests, the privilege to host a contest, sweeps or other promo now comes with an [approximate] $10,000 price tag (approximate because the Terms, though long, are vague). Oh, and there are restrictions on the promotion and giving away of dairy too. Yes, you heard us—dairy. Sorry, ice creameries and beloved string cheese companies. Read those rules again.
Facebook’s 400 million plus users makes the site an appealing forum for brands to market within. We just wish the platform made it a bit more welcoming and a whole lot confounding.
[via Inside Facebook]
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PromoJam launched another exciting promotion today—this time with the famed rockers, Bon Jovi. In celebration of their new album, The Circle, as well as their Circle Tour kicking off this week, the band’s hosting an Exclusive 10 Prize Giveaway.
Prizes include Bon Jovi’s new album, gift certificates to bonjovi.com, and tickets to see Bon Jovi along with $1,000 for your travels!
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Italian government limits internet usage and online video.
In nations where easy access to wi-fi hotspots and web content is the standard, it’s difficult to comprehend the limitations enforced in places elsewhere around the globe. Italian government has placed extreme restrictions on online video content that would shock American internet users.
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Does social sell?
AdWeek explores the issue of social media’s impact on sales in this Digital Special Report. The issue is a tricky one for companies who are stuck on their immediate bottom line. It’s true—social media doesn’t always produce increased dollar signs for a brand right away. The benefits of social media are often seen in the long-term as a brand connects with its audience over time, develops loyalties, and exposes itself to new eyeballs. But as more and more marketers up their social media efforts and budgets, they’re finding that the conversations which transpire between corporation and consumer may not be measured in ROI, but are, all the same, invaluable.
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Oscars Get a Social-Media Makeover
The best picture category has increased to 10 nominations. The Academy is beefing up its social media presence with live streaming on its website, an iPhone app and a Facebook page. Will all these changes help the 82 year old show?
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Inspired by last night’s talk by Twitter Co-Founder Biz Stone at CAA, and excited for this weekend’s TED Conference where the world’s top minds come together to share and learn, we unearthed this TEDTalk from 1 year ago—a talk by [other] Co-Founder Evan Williams on ‘what’s behind Twitter’s explosive growth’ and how Twitter is not only a platform for tweeting news about personal goings-on (“Hey friends. I ate hot soup for lunch.”), but a means of connecting communities and spreading vital news quickly—across town, across the globe.
