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What Motivates Facebook Users To ‘Like’ A Brand’s Page?
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| The primary target for companies who have a presence on Facebook is to continually acquire new fans. It is hoped that through engagement with these followers, their friends may also be tempted to like the brand and all of the hard work will result in uplift in sales of the business' product or service. However, why do people choose to ‘like' a particular brand and how do you encourage Facebook users to follow your page? One of the UK's leading social media agencies, Punch Comms, has looked at some recent research and compiled the following advice to assist companies to develop a strategy for fan acquisition. |
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Do Bean Counters Understand Brand Value?
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Your Brand is More than a Logo or a Tagline
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Harness the Depth of Power In Your Brand
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That’s simply not the case–a brand is so much more! If you think your brand is the same thing as your logo, then you’re missing out on your chance to harness most of your brand’s power. |
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