Trend Report

Using Facebook As A Content Platform

Optimize Your Products For Emerging Social Media Channels

Nick Thomas
 and  two contributors
May 06, 2011

Summary

The rise of social networking has been one of the key disruptive trends of the past five years, but content, as well as communication, has driven that growth. Facebook, as the dominant social network, has benefitted from the popularity of social gaming and is now keen to expand the role of other forms of content within the site. Facebook has always been about distribution and engagement, and now it is looking to continue that logic by focusing on monetization. Media companies and other content providers — including marketers seeking to use rich content to engage consumers — must build platforms such as Facebook into their content strategy, but they must first innovate their products so that they maximize the potential of these new social distribution channels.

Log in to continue reading
Client log in
Welcome back. Log in to your account to continue reading this research.
Become a client
Become a client today for these benefits:
  • Stay ahead of changing market and customer dynamics with the latest insights.
  • Partner with expert analysts to make progress on your top initiatives.
  • Get answers from trusted research using Izola, Forrester's genAI tool.
Purchase this report
This report is available for individual purchase ($1495).