More Social Media Users Are ‘Un-Friending’ on Facebook
Customers are becoming a lot more selective on who they friend and follow on social networks like Facebook.
A new report by Pew Internet says that social network users are becoming more active in “un-friending” and “un-following” other social media users.
The report titled, “Privacy Management on Social Media Sites” says women and younger users are more likely to “prune” their social media friend lists. Just take a look at the stats below.
- 67 percent of women have deleted friends from their social network
- 58 percent of men have deleted friends from their social network
Automotive industry companies and car dealerships should take note.
If you’re not posting relevant information, you may get un-friended or un-followed.
According to Ragan’s PR Daily, here are some top reasons people un-follow and un-like brands on Facebook.
- Post too frequently
- News feed was filled with marketing posts
- Repetitive content
- Didn’t get enough deals
- Content wasn’t relevant
It’s up to you to take control of your Facebook marketing by developing a solid marketing plan and monitoring your analytics.
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We have the experience and expertise to help you increase sales using Facebook and other social networks.
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