New Facebook Like Emotions

by Funtobesocial

Posted: 8 years ago 4 replies

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If you don't know already Facebook has 5 new "Like Emotions". They are Love, Haha, Wow, Sad, and Angry. How do you think this will effect businesses with Facebook marketing? Will it be for the positive?

#emotions #facebook

danieldesai

8 years ago

I think if it has to affect marketing at all, it will do so in a way that creates more opportunities to engage with your audience.

Neil Patel actually made a blog post about the use of emojis/emoticons in marketing:

Emoji Marketing: How to Use Emoticons to Significantly Increase Your Conversions

Regards,
Daniel

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Funtobesocial

8 years ago

Originally Posted by danieldesai

I think they are pretty cool, but only time will tell if they last. I seen some people had mixed reactions today.

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mathompson 8 years ago

in my opinion, these emotions will increase interaction of other people more and more. so we can promote our strategy better. it seems to be lively.
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- Funtobesocial 8 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by mathompson
  
  in my opinion, these emotions will increase interaction of other people more and more. so we can promote our strategy better. it seems to be lively.
  
  I agree, I like them and think businesses will be able to use them to engage in new ways with customers.
  
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