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Post by account_disabled on Jan 9, 2024 9:44:31 GMT
time a site or app prompts users to sign in to Facebook, it has something to do with connecting the user with the Facebook Open Graph. Spotify is a great example of how Facebook Open Graph becomes a powerful Facebook marketing tool. It all starts with a Facebook login prompt. Spotify for Facebook Marketing This is followed immediately by a permission request, which many users click through with little thought. I actually discovered that I had given permissions to 130 apps, 95% of which I don’t recall the reasoning behind. Facebook Spotify Once permission has been obtained, Spotify is able to stream what songs a Whatsapp Mobile Number List user is listening to on a friend’s news feed. Spotify Facebook Marketing Pic borrowed from Justin Lafferty of AllFacebook.com Notice that users are given a variety of options – they can like the song their friend is listening to, listen to the song themselves, or star it as a favorite in Spotify. Open graph actions like these are unique enough to stand out from the cluttered craziness of a user’s news feed. Many Facebook games make frequent use of Facebook open graph actions, posting a notice when a user has completed a level or won an achievement. Farmville Marketing Farmville. Oh joy.
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