Kamis, 18 September 2014

Advertising Events In Facebook News Feed

By Bilal Syed


Facebook has now added the ability to advertise events in the news feed. This is great news for everyone. This will allow more people to see events and be able to reply to them.

The idea of doing this was to provide more access to people in connecting with one another. FaceBook noticed there was a demand for it and they decided to tap into the market and help out their community. After all, the want to improve user experience online and this is only going to happen, if they get what they want. This is exactly what led to the change being made and implemented in the long-term. It is these details which make the biggest difference for those who want the best.

FaceBook included the change because the news feed is the number one place for getting people to come and join in. People spend most of their time fiddling through their news feed throughout the day.

The great thing about Facebook is that it is always working hard to make things a little better for the user. Not everyone always agrees with the choices that are made but that is typical for any type of service. With the change in the events, people will be able to utilize that feature a little more and have better success with it.

They have also recently updated the events page to make it easier to follow. You can now find any events you are a part of as well as the invites you still need to look at. It is also easier to delete an event without having to publicly decline it. Sometimes people get invited to events that they have nothing to do with. This happens when people invite everyone to their event or everyone from their group. This is hard because they do want to get the event out there but might end up with a lot of people who ignore it.

Spreading the word about events via Facebook used to be a difficult process, and one that relied a lot on manual invites. These new features should make it much easier to get your events in front of a large interested audience, and will make promoting events to a targeted audience a relatively friction-free process. Whether it makes up for the decreasing reach of pages remains to be seen, but it is good to see that Facebook is trying to help brands promote their upcoming events.




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