Killer Facebook Fan Pages: 5 Inspiring Case Studies - 0 views
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are actively engaging with their fans.
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These pages have creative content, two-way communication, active discussion boards, videos and images, and a fun and casual tone to match the medium
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Coke knows that their brand is an icon and people don’t just interact with their product by drinking it — they actually collect it
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given users the chance to spread the Pringles brand to their friends without resorting to paid ad placements,
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The page was originally created by two fans who just loved Coke. Coca-Cola found the page, and rather than trying to buy it or create another “official” page, they rewarded the two fans and worked with them to continue building the page and representing the brand. By empowering their existing fans, rather than trying to marginalize, shove aside, or steam roll them, Coca-Cola has been able to build on the connections that were already established with fans on Facebook before they even arrived in an official capacity.
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Red Bull has built all kinds of content and applications that help them break out of the vanilla Facebook mold
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Their updates share videos, blog posts about all aspects of coffee — and not just on the official company blog — including how to grow coffee beans, articles about Starbucks and Starbucks employees
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Most recently, Adidas teamed up with MTV to run an exclusive Facebook contest where a fan could win an all-expenses-paid house party. Their campaign was successful for a few reasons. First, Adidas chose a prize and partner that would resonate with the Facebook user demographic
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Second, they wisely chose to promote the contest on their fan page not only before the contest, but after it had ended as well.
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The integration of status updates, photos, notes and videos, with a smart contest, resulted in a whole lot of fan engagement, and keeping the winning fan involved even after the contest had ended showed their commitment to fans and helped them get extra mileage out of the campaign
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Red Bull has aggregated tweets from sponsored athletes like skateboarder Ryan Sheckler and snowboarder Shaun White and included them directly in their Facebook presence
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you have to know your audience, you have to provide quality, regular content, you need to encourage discussion and engagement, and you must not take yourself too seriously.