How to target your Facebook Page updates and streams

Marketing 101 teaches the law of relevance. The idea is that marketing messages are more effective when the message is relevant to the demographics of the receiver. For example, I’m much more interested in Facebook Page updates about restaurant specials or charity events in Boston than Miami.

Targeting updates and streams is easy with Facebook Pages. This allows non-profits to easily promote offline events to their Facebook Page fans without annoying those who live a thousand miles away.

How to target a Facebook Page stream

Facebook streams can now be targeted by language and/or location. Simply click on”customize” under the publishing bar and then select the streams you’d like to target.

How to target a Facebook Page update

A Facebook Page update (sometimes called messages) can be done by selecting “Target this update” at the the top of the update window and then select the demographics you’d like to target.

How do you target Facebook Page fans?

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JeffHurt

Mark this in the “Things that make you go H-m-m-m” and “I did not know that.” Great gems and worth using for sure.

http://www.johnhaydon.com johnhaydon

Thanks Jeff. I'll create a new category for that!

http://twitter.com/camiloolea Camilo Olea

Thanks for the info! I already knew it, but it is very good info for people who dont.

Cheers from Cancun,Mexico!
http://walteradamson.com Walter Adamson

Thanks, didn't know this, Walter @g2m http://xeesm.com/walter
http://www.communityorganizer20.com/ Debra Askanase

Way back in August, I had a “lock” icon next to the share button on my personal profile. When I clicked on it, I could choose with which lists I wanted to share my updates. Then, the lock went away. (Facebook giveth and Facebook taketh…) I suspect I was part of a beta test group, and I've been waiting for that to be offered to all personal profile pages since.

That said, and maybe you have more information about that, I also want to thank you for sharing this tidbit about Pages. I hadn't noticed the change, and this is a great new feature for Page administrators. Another good teaching post, John!

http://www.johnhaydon.com johnhaydon

I've never seen a “lock” on my profile, although someone should probably put one there for me.

http://www.communityorganizer20.com/ Debra Askanase

Way back in August, I had a “lock” icon next to the share button on my personal profile. When I clicked on it, I could choose with which lists I wanted to share my updates. Then, the lock went away. (Facebook giveth and Facebook taketh…) I suspect I was part of a beta test group, and I've been waiting for that to be offered to all personal profile pages since.

That said, and maybe you have more information about that, I also want to thank you for sharing this tidbit about Pages. I hadn't noticed the change, and this is a great new feature for Page administrators. Another good teaching post, John!
http://www.johnhaydon.com John Haydon

I've never seen a “lock” on my profile, although someone should probably put one there for me.
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