Top 12 Facebook Marketing Hacks (Douchebaggery)(allfacebook.com)
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Top 12 Facebook Marketing Hacks (Douchebaggery)
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Whether we like it or not, attractiveness works even on people not looking for sex and in situations not directly related to mating.
There were many studies: attractive people earn more, are considered more intelligent, honest and kind.
Handsome criminals earn lighter sentences, pretty patients get better care from their doctors.
Visual stimuli of attractive people influence purchases, increasing chance of impulse decisions.
There is a reason why media bombard us with images of attractive people.
There were many studies: attractive people earn more, are considered more intelligent, honest and kind.
Handsome criminals earn lighter sentences, pretty patients get better care from their doctors.
Visual stimuli of attractive people influence purchases, increasing chance of impulse decisions.
There is a reason why media bombard us with images of attractive people.
Attractiveness does correlate with lots of positive things, though. Some chromosomal problems that make someone a bad mate also make them ugly; someone who gets a disfiguring injury is probably clumsier and perhaps dumber than someone who doesn't.
I was referring to the "If the event is all guys nobody wants to go." comment.
That's just really depressing. Do things like that actually work? I have trouble comprehending the idea of "promoting a brand" on Facebook. If someone was being that obnoxious I would simply "unfriend" them.
Scoble started it, with his "5000 friends" advertising scheme. A lot of people followed suit.
It's a shame. You get no SEO, you just irritate every single person that you're friends with. It's an out-and-out corruption of what Facebook is supposed to be.
If you want to advertise on Facebook, make a Page and be done with it. Anything more is seriously (as the title says) douchebaggery. I can't identify with people who can look at anything at all and see a chance for a slight advertising boost.
It's a shame. You get no SEO, you just irritate every single person that you're friends with. It's an out-and-out corruption of what Facebook is supposed to be.
If you want to advertise on Facebook, make a Page and be done with it. Anything more is seriously (as the title says) douchebaggery. I can't identify with people who can look at anything at all and see a chance for a slight advertising boost.
For the most part the marketers I'm connected to on Facebook have been respectful of my attention and have limited their messages to channels I've opted in to.
The only thing I've been subjected to that I don't like (though is probably borderline acceptable) is frequent reposting of items. Nothing like having the same link shoved down your throat 10 times a day.
The only thing I've been subjected to that I don't like (though is probably borderline acceptable) is frequent reposting of items. Nothing like having the same link shoved down your throat 10 times a day.
The latest "viral trick" is to have an app that tags a bunch of people in a photo. Not only does the person getting tagged get a notification, but there's a non-negligible chance it'll show up in their friends' newsfeeds.
"So-and-so was tagged in a photo 'FriendGraph.'," etc.
"So-and-so was tagged in a photo 'FriendGraph.'," etc.
Social Personal Active Marketing, still spam, still sucks.
If the event is all guys nobody wants to go. This is basic party promotion tactics and you should be using them on Facebook even for professional events!
This may come as a surprise to the author, but sometimes people leave their house with something in mind other than finding someone to have sex with. Shocking!!