Facebook & Twitter: a result of a short campaign

By Niels Schouten

AfdrukkenAfter our last post, we explained how to use Twitter & Facebook in combination with your Flogs calendar and how to benefit from it. We asked a few of our partners to promote their calendars on Facebook & Twitter. Take a look at the screenshots below how MotoGP promoted their digital calendar on Facebook and see what the responses were.

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The results were amazing! Compared to a normal day, the subscribers on these specific calendars were huge.

Let the graphics speak for itself.

Graphic New users

This graphic of MotoGP shows a huge conversion on the calendar from the moment they placed a wallpost on Facebook (March 8).

Graphic MotoGP

This graphic shows a huge conversion on the calendar by placing a post on Twitter.

Graphic Tottenham Hotspur

As you can see the effects of Social Media are clearly a boost for subscribers to your digital calendar. A simple and low cost method to engage with your fans.

  • Results:
    • A boost of subscribers on these specific calendars are 600% more than average
    • The combination of postings by several clients as well on Facebook as on Twitter was very successfull
    • Shares & retweets from fans around the world
    • Fans can react and engage directly on your message
    • A conversion of 1% of all likes & retweets
  • What was the effort the clients had to make?
    • 1 Facebook wall post on their Facebook pages
    • 1 tweet on their Twitter channel
    • A sense of timing (just before a match or during half time)

For more information about Real Madrid and how they used Facebook and Twitter see: http://bit.ly/bAeJ8p

PS: Have you seen this interesting video about Facebook? http://ti.me/eXMVk3

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