Comments on: Facebook Connect: Your Invitation to the Party

By: How is Mobile Changing Social Media? « The Engaged Consumer

How is Mobile Changing Social Media? « The Engaged Consumer — Tue, 12 May 2009 19:00:29 +0000

[...] marketing through services like Facebook is still being figured out (and Facebook Connect offers many of the answers there), as ads don’t perform very well and pages don’t create long term engagement. If the [...]

By: Links for 2009-04-09 [del.icio.us] « iThinkEducation.net!

Links for 2009-04-09 [del.icio.us] « iThinkEducation.net! — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 20:44:18 +0000

[...] Facebook Connect: Your Invitation to the Party « The Engaged Consumer with Connect comes data. Your ability to listen and learn as an organization is significantly enhanced when the technical handoff between Facebook servers and yours happens. What if the Mashable party went on indefinitely (I felt like it might at some points) and you never adapted your room to be more reflective of partier’s preferences or need – or even just freshened things up a bit? If you don’t have the data, you won’t have the visibility into individual behavior on a quantitative or qualitative level. You won’t learn or adapt as effectively, and you’ll start sounding like that boorish guy who’s always at the party saying the same things. Yes, we’ve heard that story about how you went bungee-jumping in Cancun eight times, thank you very much. [...]

By: The value of Facebook Connect « Web Marketing Savvy

The value of Facebook Connect « Web Marketing Savvy — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 03:53:03 +0000

[...] Inc. wrote posts about how Facebook Connect can add value to your online marketing initiatives. Doug Wick did a wonderful job of describing Facebook Connect as analogous to a party (i.e. Facebook) that gives you an opportunity to set up a side room (i.e. [...]

By: Aaron Strout

Aaron Strout — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 16:06:20 +0000

Doug – you’ve outdone yourself on this one. This is a MONEY post. You know my feelings about Facebook connect and why I think it’s a game changer. You did a great job spelling out the virtues of how it can work and why in some cases, it won’t work.

Aaron | @aaronstrout