Social media is now taking over the internet! What used to be the first thing that you open in your browser once it’s launched? It was Google, or your favorite blog, or some web mail. What happens now? The majority of browsers have FaceBook as their homepage! And there’s no surprise – the whole online life moved from chats, forums, blogs into social accounts!
I must admit that having a well configured FaceBook account is beneficial in many ways: you can communicate with any of your friends quick & easy, you can share things with the rest and see what they are sharing with you, you can join pages & communities to stay up to date with specific topics, etc.
All the big brands have joined FaceBook long ago: Coca Cola, Nike, Mercedes, McDonald’s – name any and I’m sure it’s there! Actors, artists, movies, restaurants, products – everyone and everything is on FaceBook this days!
What’s so special about FaceBook? Why do marketers love it so much? All simple – it’s an extraordinary marketing opportunity, it’s a great way to get in touch with your target audience and it helps a lot in terms of feedback! It’s a lot easier to create a worldwide “Sandwich Lovers” club on FaceBook, than trying to make a real one!
The time has come and FlashScope marketing team has launched a personal FaceBook page for our marketplace!
I’m sure you want to know why you should click those “Like” button and become a fan of our page. So here are just a couple of reasons:
- news about FlashScope marketplace;
- our contests;
- giving out flash files for free;
- exclusive payment rates and author commission offers;
- all the latest flash news;
- useful Flash, Flex & ActionScript tutorials;
- flash videos selection;
- lots of funny stuff.
All above is just a tiny part of what we’re going to use our FaceBook page for in future! The choice is obvious! “Like” our page and be informed of what’s happening at FlashScope as well as in the whole Flash industry!
FlashScope on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/FlashScope
FlashScope on Twitter: http://twitter.com/flashscope
