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Put Social Media to work for your business!

Facebook is the largest of all social networks, hosting more than 800 million active users each month. Facebook is even the most searched word on Google in many countries.

For businesses, Facebook offers a huge and very popular plaza. Groups of people interact with each other about this and that in the various plaza angles. Each of the individuals is an opportunity for targeted marketing communications, provided that the rules of the plaza, often unwritten, are respected.

This course on Facebook marketing will help you understand how to do business on Facebook and how to integrate Facebook into your marketing strategy. The course will also provide many valuable tips on how to move around in this virtual plaza, avoiding common pitfalls in the process.

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Note: This is the calendar for training open to the public. Our courses are also available for in-company training.

Facebook Training Syllabus

Instructor: Sean Carlos
Date(s): January 23, 2012 & upon request (1 day)
Location: Milan or onsite at your company
Fee: €695/day + VAT where applicable. Group discounts available. The fee includes training materials, coffee breaks and a participation certificate. For onsite courses, Let us know when and where is best for you!
How to register: Let us know when and where is best for you!
Prerequisites: Basic Internet Navigation
Language: English or Italian
Who is the course for?: Interactive Media, Web Marketing and Communcation Professionals
What will I learn?: Following this course, you will be able to:
  • Understand the Facebook phenomenon, who are the Facebook users and how many are there
  • Identify the most appropriate marketing opportunities on Facebook for your company or organization
  • Plan a strategy for the proper use of profiles, groups, pages and associated elements such as events
  • Measure Facebook marketing results
Agenda: 1
  1. Introduction
    1. The Facebook phenomenon
    2. Facebook in numbers
    3. Who are the people of Facebook?
      1. Who's not there?
    4. What drives the Facebook phenomenon?
    5. Marketing opportunities
    6. Beyond Facebook: a few competitors, yesterday, today and tomorrow
  2. The Facebook plazza and its corners, defined
    1. The personal profile
      1. The problem of a product or a company name in a profile
      2. Opportunities for Professionals
      3. Friends, real and otherwise
      4. News feed
    2. Groups
      1. Groups before and after October 6, 2010
      2. Main characteristics of the "new" groups
      3. Groups and opportunities they offer for businesses
        1. Monitor and contribute to discussions
          1. Find and join groups
          2. Listen to discussions
          3. Engage in discussions
        2. Complaints?
        3. Is there anyone who speaks ill of you?
        4. Create a group on a topic related to products and/or services
        5. Exclusive groups limited to few for a promotion
        6. Using groups for one's own clients
      4. The history of groups on Facebook
    3. Pages
      1. The main page categories
      2. Page elements and functionality
        1. Wall
        2. Info
        3. Events
        4. Notes
        5. Photos
        6. Boxes
        7. Messages
        8. Insights
        9. Other applications, such as reviews and discussions
        10. FBML – Facebook Markup Language
        11. Iframe, JavaScript SDK & social plugins
      3. Community pages
      4. Place pages
      5. Business accounts
      6. Characteristics of successful pages
      7. Page creation best practices
        1. The landing page
        2. Personalized URLs
      8. Promoting a page
      9. Page and groups: a comparison
      10. Profiles and pages: a comparison
      11. History of Facebook Pages
  3. Primary Facebook communications tools
    1. News feed
      1. EdgeRank, the algorithm that determines update visibility
      2. Three steps to optimize the news feed (NFO)
    2. Messages
    3. Notifications
    4. Events
    5. Chat (instant messaging)
    6. Comparison of Profiles, Groups, Pages, Notifications, Messages and Notifications
  4. Getting found: Facebook's search engine
  5. The roles of Facebook and a company's own website
  6. Advertising
  7. Marketplace
  8. Facebook measurement tools and Google Analytics
  9. Facebook limits
  10. Cases of success and failure
  11. Terms & conditions of use
    1. Violations & frozen accounts
  12. Data backup
    1. Photos and uploads
    2. Email addresses
    3. Phone numbers
    4. Lists of friends
  13. Open Graph protocol
  14. Words to the wise
  15. Bibliography and Resources
    1. Blogs
    2. Bookmarks
    3. Statistics
    4. Developers
  16. Q & A
  17. Participant feedback

1Subject to modification. We adjust the agenda contents and time dedicated to each topic based on student needs and current sector developments.

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