5 brands that were unexpectedly successful on Facebook

There are a lot of big international brands on Facebook that are pretty good on the page, like Starbucks Starbucks and Coca-colahttp://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/8700.html "> Coca-Cola and so on, but like IBM and GE singular Electronics, on Facebook, only 68,000 and 100,000 fans. On the other hand, although some brands are not quite large, but can have an unexpected performance on Facebook, the following 5 brands are the best representatives:

1. Oreo Chocolate Biscuits
Oreo has more than 22 million fans on Facebook, and most of them grew from last year. Oreo's brand page originally focused on the American consumer's business, but by the end of last July, when Oreo suddenly realized that more than half of its 5 million fans were from outside the United States, they decided to make the page more internationalized, so they launched features like "This week's World fans" and Lil ' Wayne Wayne, who worked together, broke the world record for Guinness Guinness, which won the most praise in 24 hours.

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The company initially had no intention of building a community on Facebook, but before the beginning of 2009 it became a popular page after U.S. President Barack Obama and Coca-Cola, and was a favourite brand of fan talk, YouTube and Flickr alone, About 12,000 and 40,000 units of related films and images respectively.

3. Converse Canvas Shoes
It may be a small brand in real life, but it's not the same thing in the online world, not only has about 20 million fans on Facebook, the Converse All Star series has another 20 million, and if it adds up to the number of fans, More than Rihanna Rihanna, the trick is to let the fans decide on the page's tone, listening is the key to their success.

4 Audi
The most powerful part of the brand is not the number of fans on Facebook (though 36 million is enough), but the involvement of followers. On average, it gets more than 225 compliments per 100,000 fans, more than Lady Gaga and Justin Bieber little Justin, and Audi is also committed to keeping a certain number of photos on the page, in addition to some encouraging promotions. For example, three photos of Audi's 102 birthday, released in July this year, have received more than 16,000 compliments.

5. I Love maximally black clothing brand
The brand's Facebook page, which tries to make fans more than just African-Americans, and raises a variety of issues that are rarely related to costumes, usually get hundreds of of messages and compliments, and also I love maximally black will be positioning itself in more than just a brand performance.

Source: Digital era Original: Mashable