What does ‘being
social’ mean today?
Facebook have recently announced
that they are testing new ads which will appear in user’s newsfeeds whether
they have or have not shown interest in the brand previously. This is without a
doubt to become an increasingly great topic of debate and will change the way
users see the Facebook brand once again. Originally this brand and core idea
was built around being social and simply being able to keep in touch with
friends and family, but now it seems that monetization is at the heart of the
business strategy and forgetting about customer user experience and what being
social truly means.
It also means that marketing to the masses will come back into play, as opposed to the personalisation we receive currently in more micro-segmented ads specified to our demographics, needs, interests and influencing factors.
Is this what ‘being social’ has transformed to today and has Facebook become an advertisers world rather than for the end user?
It also means that marketing to the masses will come back into play, as opposed to the personalisation we receive currently in more micro-segmented ads specified to our demographics, needs, interests and influencing factors.
Is this what ‘being social’ has transformed to today and has Facebook become an advertisers world rather than for the end user?
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