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The 8 Evolutionary Paths of Facebook Marketing

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Personal Accounts

  • Early-stage marketing relied on adding friends and direct interactions to promote products.
  • Now replaced by more advanced techniques like bulk account management and automation tools.

Business Pages (Public Pages)

  • Used for brand building and content posting.
  • Initially effective for organic traffic, but now mainly serves as a brand showcase due to declining organic reach.

Facebook Groups

  • Functions like interest-based communities (similar to QQ groups).
  • Marketers use groups to connect with targeted audiences and promote products, but must adhere to group rules to avoid penalties.

Facebook Ads

  • A core method for precise targeting across demographics, interests, and behaviors.
  • Versatile for industries like e-commerce, apps, education, and government campaigns.

Messenger Marketing

  • Combines automated and manual chatbot interactions for lead generation and customer engagement.
  • Functions like a micro-sales channel similar to WeChat marketing.

Live Streaming

  • Enables real-time product demonstrations and customer engagement.
  • Most successful with high-value items like jade and luxury products.

Influencer Collaborations (Instagram and Facebook)

  • Leveraging influencers for brand promotion and product endorsement.
  • Particularly effective on Instagram for visual storytelling and audience engagement.

Facebook Marketplace

  • A local e-commerce platform for second-hand and new product sales.
  • Self-sustaining traffic but requires eligible accounts (Marketplace is restricted in certain regions).