Subtle messages in advertising often go unnoticed, but they're around us all the time!
While preparing to write two gigantic, in-depth posts this upcoming month, I decided to take a brief break and share with you a really neat fact about clock/watch advertisements. So, next time you’re looking at a Rolex watch in your GQ magazine, you can curse me to the heavens because you won’t be able to forget the wonderful information below!
A view of the redesigned Twitter, as seen from my account.
This post is continued from Part I.
Part I explained how you can start to create a successful Facebook campaign for your business. To recap, here are the three steps I outlined in that post:
- Create a Facebook advertisement drawing users to your page
- Update your Facebook page regularly and engage users
- Configure your Top Boxes on Facebook to separate your business
If these tips are followed, you can build a grass-roots movement with 4 hours of initial start-up time. In fact, using these basic principles for a big firm I work with, I currently see a 2.4% daily increase in Facebook fans, or about 6,600 new followers in a 30-day span.
