Facebook released a study today that analyzed how users engage with
journalists on Facebook pages. Some highlights:
- The analysis showed that 4-line postings received a 30% increase in feedback over average posts
- Though uploaded Photos accounted for only 10% of the posts to
Journalist Pages, they received 50% more likes than non-photo posts. - Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday had the highest amount of
feedback — with Sunday receiving the highest amount of feedback at 25%
more likes and 8% more comments above average. - Posts that included
the journalist’s analysis and personal reflections had 20% more
referral clicks than that of an average post.
The whole story report is on Facebook (of course!)right here: http://www.facebook.com/notes/facebook-journalists/study-how-people-are-engaging-journalists-on-facebook-best-practices/245775148767840
Facebook released a study today that analyzed how users engage with
journalists on Facebook pages. Some highlights:
- The analysis showed that 4-line postings received a 30% increase in feedback over average posts
- Though uploaded Photos accounted for only 10% of the posts to
Journalist Pages, they received 50% more likes than non-photo posts. - Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday had the highest amount of
feedback — with Sunday receiving the highest amount of feedback at 25%
more likes and 8% more comments above average. - Posts that included
the journalist’s analysis and personal reflections had 20% more
referral clicks than that of an average post.
The whole story report is on Facebook (of course!)right here: http://www.facebook.com/notes/facebook-journalists/study-how-people-are-engaging-journalists-on-facebook-best-practices/245775148767840