Facebook: Groups & Public Pages. What do you need?

In the previous part of the article, we discussed the usefulness of targeted updates and told you what three types of groups exist on Facebook. In this part of the article, we would like to consider such things as messages about events that fall directly into user mailboxes.

One of the biggest drawbacks of the Facebook Events section is the fact that public page administrators cannot send messages directly to their fans. Instead, only information about updating the public page is sent to users. On the one hand, a fairly large percentage of your Facebook fan base will see updates about new events, at the same time, a significant part of the fans may not see them - there is no guarantee. Of course, you can always bring to the general public information about your event on Facebook with the help of advertisements, but even to get to all your fans will be extremely problematic.

Unlike the situation with facebook pages, group administrators on Facebook can send event invitations to all of their members. However, at the same time, there are still some restrictions - as in the case of mass mailing of regular messages, when the number of group members exceeds 5000, the mass sending of invitations to events is limited. Therefore, the best way to inform the target audience is, as before, advertisements.

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