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Developers may be more encouraged to think about ways of generating value from Facebook Ads shown to users of their apps, like partnering with other agencies that are helping advertisers bid on Facebook Ads inventory.

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Starbucks’ 7.7 million Facebook fans are worth roughly $1.8 billion annually, according to Syncapse’s new study focusing on the Facebook audiences of 20 major brands. From the same research, McDonald’s fans annually spend an average of $159.79 more with the chain than do non-fans, representing the largest differential value of all the brands. And Oreo – affected in the calculations by its low price points and low purchase frequency for its products – saw the lowest value with a difference of $28.52.

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Facebook’s userbase is so massive, and its database of user data is so rich, that it can do good business simply by selling ad space and by hosting apps on its own platform. “With the amount of volume they have, they only have to do simple things,” Phillips says. “They can make enough money selling big marketers volume impressions online, by running ads at their own site based not on keywords but on the actual tastes and preferences of Facebook users.”

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Measure the performance for each subsegment separately so you can increase bids on high-value audiences and pause or delete campaigns targeting audiences that don’t convert. With the right level of segmentation, you can understand patterns in customer behavior that can be applied across campaigns.

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With Facebook, we tell them everything: age, gender, marital status, where we work (and used to work), what books and movies we like, and what topics we’re interested in. We tell Facebook more than we probably tell our closest friends and family members (unless, of course, they’re our friends on Facebook). And Facebook makes it easy for advertisers to market to us based on all this great info.

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A new service called Yahoo Pulse will one-up Google Buzz by offering privacy tools and integration with Facebook newsfeeds on the Yahoo home page

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je pense que le débat actuel autour du réseau social numéro uno ne porte que sur la partie émergée d’un iceberg qui mériterait un peu que l’on l’observe de plus près : pendant que Facebook focalise l’attention, d’autres sites se gavent avec vos données personnelles, et d’autres processus de ciblage comportemental (Wunderloop, au hasard) savent parfaitement vous tracer sur le web pour analyser vos faits et gestes. Et je ne vous parle pas de la géolocalisation, tellement en vogue actuellement. Bref, il faudrait aussi un peu savoir ce que l’on veut : partager sa vie (et en accepter les conséquences) ou pas ?

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Google and Facebook self-service offerings that combine high levels of accountability with the efficiency of only paying for what you need have appealed to the long tail of niche advertisers and those with hard-to-reach target audiences and limited budget. Facebook ads seem to be good at doing this because of their size and target-ability

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Facebook is preparing to launch location-based status updates for its users. But the social network is also planning to offer it to marketers, including McDonald’s.

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Facebook Ads provides profile-based advertising that enables the social networking site to tap into the « structured » and « unstructured » data pools of its users, which then act like keywords to zero in on a brand’s ideal audience. Structured data include personal information, age, marital status, education, etc., whereas unstructured data include activities, likes, hobbies, books, groups, music and TV preferences, and interests

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Facebook’s plan betrays an ambitious agenda for the company to take its deep trove of social data and spread it around the Web through a set of social plug-ins, which among other things will make its « Like » buttons ubiquitous and let sites customize user experiences.

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Reporting, including reliable and easy-to-understand data visualization for rapid processing of large data sets, direct reporting with insights into demographic, psychographic, and behavioral data, and accurate measurement.

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Facebook is launching an initiative that makes it easier for the site to share what it knows about its users – and subsequently receive more information about them from other sites. The upshot for end users, according to Facebook, is a more personalized online experience.

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Facebook’s PR team spent the wee hours of the morning today scrambling to walk back a Financial Times article that said the social site would begin offering behavioral targeting. The Palo Alto, CA-based Internet company refuted the FT.com piece that ran over the weekend stating data would be collected for advertising purposes from the new « Like » button. FT.com originally reported that the data would be used to enhance the profile-based targeting already employed by Facebook advertisers. Citing « some marketers » in the article, it said the initiative would be announced at the social site’s developer conference, f8, which kicks off on Wednesday.

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Facebook to transfer PIIs to selected partners: « In the proposed privacy policy, we’ve also explained the possibility of working with some partner websites that we pre-approve to offer a more personalized experience at the moment you visit the site. In such instances, we would only introduce this feature with a small, select group of partners and we would also offer new controls.
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While online targeting abilities certainly benefit advertisers, it’s interesting that the Facebook home page ads used by big brands on a daily basis are often served with only the broadest of targeting parameters, namely age and gender. While Facebook can target your every interest, that’s not how major brands use the platform. They see it as a reach play. As I write this, my home page ad is for « Food Wars, » from the Travel Channel – same as yours, I bet. It’s only relevant to me in as much as I like to eat food and watch TV.

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Omniture and Facebook have teamed to provide online marketers tools to optimize Facebook as a marketing channel. These include an automated media buying process as well as a single dashboard to plan, deliver and measure campaigns.

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Les possibilités offertes par Facebook, notamment en termes de marketing direct et ciblage comportemental, sont tellement vastes que si vous voulez vraiment les appréhender et en maîtriser l’essentiel.

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Facebook lancerait son propre AdNetwork, mais ce n’est qu’une rumeur…

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Dès son lancement, ce programme traçant la navigation des utilisateurs de Facebook afin de délivrer de la publicité ciblée avait été vivement contesté. Le réseau social avait essuyé un torrent de critiques et écopé d’une action en justice.

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Facebook va réaliser des sondages auprès de ses utilisateurs à propos de la pertinence des bannières affichées sur son site. Facebook fournira ces données à Nielsen. Ce dernier les agrégera afin de les proposer aux annonceurs

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Le site de réseautage a accédé à la demande des autorités canadiennes d’encadrer les pratiques des développeurs qui collectent des informations personnelles via les applications qu’ils diffusent. Facebook estime qu’il lui faudra un an pour appliquer ces changements.

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Un exemple de publicité en hyper-ciblage qui donne vraiment l’impression que big brother is watching you…

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