Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Communication and Facebook


Part of the fun with anything online is that you can pretend to be anyone. With this Facebook assignment I pretended to represent three organizations I had only barely heard of. One would think this task would be hard but it was surprisingly easy considering all the information available on the web. This made me really consider how important communication is on Facebook. Anyone can make a page but without an audience one's group or event is nothing but a post no one will see. Communication can get your web page out there and seen. A well put together page is interesting but in order to get page views for a group or event one must network and communicate with other Facebook users. Communication also shapes the way a group looks online. The first thing a potential customer or reader sees on Facebook are the pictures and graphics. Thus, pictures on Facebook have to be unique and professional. A simple logo ripped off Google images would make one's page seem shady and unofficial. Graphics and descriptions must be unique enough to seem like they came from the original owner but not so casual that they seem like the work of some ten year-old in a basement.

Communication is also pivotal to the success of events. Facebook allows users to invite friends to events through Facebook. While this seems fool-proof a lot goes into making sure the user doesn't simply dismiss the message. The wording of the invitation can not be so long as to have the reader skip it but descriptive enough to make the reader want to attend.

Another important aspect of communication is maintenance. The Facebook page of one's group or event must be well maintained. A Facebook page that looks inactive or abandoned is likely to draw viewers away. In short communication is pivotal to Facebook because it draws in the audience.



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