Social networks have become such an important factor in today’s online society and there’s no doubt about it that Facebook is highly regarded as the leader in this particular sector. Today we are going to look at some examples of Highly Creative Facebook Pages.
Don’t overlook it’s importance
It’s vitally important for any business to get themselves online and across as many of the ‘better’ social networks as possible.
Whether your company sells Luxury Yachts or the little rubbers that go on the top of pencils, you need a Facebook page to promote your online presence and potentially drive more sales/clients through the door. The purpose of a Facebook page is to convert visitors into fans. It’s also an effective way of keeping people up to date with what’s going on with your business.
Whilst it’s easy to setup a Facebook page, making the layout effective and creating a great user experience is often overlooked. I’ve lost count of how many Facebook pages I’ve stumbled upon but closed straight away because no time or effort has been put in to its design.
Facebook has come a long way since the “Page” first made it’s appearance. Users now have more control over what goes into their page with Facebook applications and i-frames.
FBML enables you to build Facebook applications that deeply integrate into a user’s Facebook experience. JavaScript can also be used within FBML, by using FBJS.
This article takes a look at some Highly Creative Facebook Pages that I’ve found across the Internet and gives great inspiration.
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15 highly creative Facebook pages
Budweiser
We love the Budweiser page and keep up to date especially around Super Bowl time looking forward to the ads and content they post on Facebook.
Coca Cola
Disneyland
Heinz Ketchup
Louis Vuitton
Mercendes-Benz
Next Online Clothing
Pizza Hut
Sony Playstation
Redbull
Smirnoff
Sony
Virgin
Microsoft Xbox
Throughout all these highly creative Facebook pages, you might notice their frequency of posting on social media as well as an 80-20 split between engaging, entertaining content 80% of the time and 20% of the time promoting their brands, products and messages.
