Facebook 'like' better than all other fan promos, say musicians
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“how valuable each connection is to them.” Okay….. so they want to know if their “friends” or followers like what they’ve done. I understand that. I wonder if the question had been worded differently, such as “valuable to sales” the answer would be different. I’ve always thought that twitter followers will result in actions more than clicking a like button. Could be wrong…..
We use Twitter at least as much as Facebook to promote our site, and in the past month we’ve had 10 times as many visits from Facebookers as tweeters. I’d say a FB ‘like’ is better even than a rave review on someone’s blog
Joep – interesting. thank you.