Automotive brands may have embraced Facebook more slowly than other industries have, and the signs of it show up on auto pages, which have far more fans in the U.S. than anywhere else in the world.
Automotive brands may have embraced Facebook more slowly than other industries have, and the signs of it show up on auto pages, which have far more fans in the U.S. than anywhere else in the world.
Administrators of the official Jeep Facebook page posted a status update yesterday instructing fans to submit their personal Jeep photos to Flickr instead of Facebook. While this move by Jeep seems counterintuitive, the American manufacturer apparently had so many photos being uploaded by fans they exceeded Facebook’s photo album size for Photos by Others with 20,000 total photos. Instead of asking fans to stop submitting photos, they are sending fans to Flickr for photo uploads while Facebook “fixes the glitch”.
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June 28-29, 2012 | San Francisco
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