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Facebook Leak: Users Can Become Fans of Facebook Pages With a Text Message![]() At this time, the feature is still in a beta mode, and has not yet been enabled for every Page admin yet. And another hitch in the process for Fans to successfully 'join' your Page, is that users need to have setup their mobile phone to receive texts from Facebook, which can be done on the settings page in your account. Mobile Fan-ing Even though this is not public at the moment, and is still in a beta mode, the possibilities could be endless for brands to better connect to future fans. Imagine being at a rally, concert event, a boardroom, a ballpark, and you ask people to take their phones out and send a simple message through texting via a mobile device. Exactly. Take that scenario inside your marketing department for a moment, and you include a prompt in brochures, commercials, websites, print ads, etc. Opening up this 'quick' engagement possibility for users could create a massive influx in growing your Fan count on your Page. Going one step further, once a user is engaged with a brand through the mobile platform, users will receive a brand's status updates via text message to their phone. After receiving the update through the phone, you can then respond and comment directly through text messaging. This process is entirely conducted by phone, without touching a computer. As this feature's publicity grows, you can imagine what level of engagement you are able to produce! Even though this has not gone live for everyone just yet, it will have a huge impact on the Facebook community once it does. We'll keep you up-to-date as information becomes readily available. Labels: Brand Awareness, Facebook, Social Media, Social Media Marketing |
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