Delta Airlines Make Sales On Facebook And So Could You

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Delta Air Lines are pioneers with Facebook entrepreneurship having launched a Facebook application that lets members find, book and share flights via the “Book a Trip” http://www.facebook.com/delta#!/delta?v=app_119581404755652 tab on the airline’s Facebook Page.

Delta finds travelers with Facebook-happy trigger fingers when it comes to travel booking. The application was built to keep the user on Delta’s Facebook Page for the duration of the booking process, as well as give them the opportunity to share their booked flight with friends.

The company believes it can capitalize on a captive audience given that Facebook is the most trafficked website on its inflight Wi-Fi service. Delta’s Ticket Window, powered by Alvenda, is the first to isolate the entire booking process inside Facebook. European budget airline easyJet began experimenting with selling flights on Facebook earlier in the year, but users are redirected to easyJet’s website to book their flight. 

Delta's new Ticket Window is likely to get heavy traction from Facebook users curious about the application so expect a little teething trouble whilst Delta are managing the load. 

Netbods of Oxford Street, London are now working with clients wanting maximise profit from the newness of this kind of application, it should be interesting to see if local travel agents use this to get new business or just sit back and watch would-be travelers finding a service relevant to their lifestyles. 

Any business should think about getting a little consultancy about social networking as a route to increased market-share.

Although Delta have streamlined the flight-booking process inside the world’s largest social network,  a myriad of ideas exist for the entrepreneur looking to make money in tough markets

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Netbods are offering a first Client Discovery meeting without charge for those looking to make a diffrence through the Internet telephone 0845 056 9325 0r email netbods@gmail.comhttp://www.netbods.co.uk/

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FACEBOOK FAN EXCHANGE

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After a couple of weeks I gained almost 70 following fans with 3-4 new members joining everyday! 

These are all business people,who are interested in supporting and networking with each other! To be a part of this exclusive group first you must “like” everyone. 

 Log into facebook and visit NETBODS FAN EXCHANGE. http://www.facebook.com/pages/httpwwwnetbodscouk/142448932434351?ref=ts#!/pages/httpwwwnetbodscouk/142448932434351?ref=ts

Look for Others. Once you’ve added everyone then  to be added to the list and signed up to receive weekly email notifications when new members join. Enjoy! –  This idea came from Facebook Guru Michelle who has several hundred fans in three weeks

1) Post Your Facebook Fan Page Url on my blog or NETBODS http://www.facebook.com/pages/httpwwwnetbodscouk/142448932434351?ref=ts#!/pages/httpwwwnetbodscouk/142448932434351?ref=ts 

for Other Members to Become a Fan (leave a comment)

2) Anyone that Replies on http://www.facebook.com/pages/httpwwwnetbodscouk/142448932434351?ref=ts#!/pages/httpwwwnetbodscouk/142448932434351?ref=ts that they have become a fan, then you become a fan of their page.

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Facebook Entrepreneurship -How To Make Facebook Work For You

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Today we have an average number of 130 friends on Facebook and we seem to spend an awful amount of time in virtual communication
The staggering number reported is currently 8.5 billion hours and we are supported by almost 600,000 Facebook applications as at 1st August 2010 (growing fast)


 All of these facts and figures,has knocked the old leader back to the number 19 in the list of most visited websites, MySpace is no longer the most popular social networking site, and that is a situation that seems unlikely to change in the near future.


Now, all of the major community sites do emphasize that the main function is to provide a means for people from all over the world to network with each other.


It would therefore be fair to suggest that most of these sites have (as far as it is possible) tried to discourage commercially orientated sites and have done very well to control how it works.


The great thing is the network soon get fed up with being pitched all day on the next wonder widget and soon disconnect from those sending constant spam.


In other words we vote with our mouse, sites like MySpace and Facebook do not want their communities used by members promoting their products or services to other members. 


Despite the fact that it is owned by the Fox Corporation, even MySpace is no exception to this rule, and has gone to some lengths to prevent the site becoming a huge online auction or bazaar by another name.


PPC is a great way to target repeat visitors as we go back and back and back to our chosen site such as Facebook



 Facebook PPC isn't a "set it and forget it" medium. PPC basics still apply. Testing, monitoring, and reporting are crucial to achieving the best possible ROI.


Testing Is Crucial
Testing is possibly more critical in Facebook than in traditional PPC. In traditional PPC, intent is clear -- the mere fact that someone searched on a key phrase related to your business indicates a strong possibility that they're interested in what you have to offer.
Facebook, however, is a totally different animal. For one thing, users spend a huge amount of time on the site and seeing the right advert as needed is great and attracting the wrong guest could cost you money





Nevertheless, many smart online marketers and internet entrepreneurs have managed to promote their businesses, products and services through the communities, and have made considerable amounts of money doing so too.


This being the case, many marketers are looking at doing the same with Facebook, and therefore we need to establish what similarities and differences there are between these two sites.


This will assist in establishing whether a similar business model to the one that is now all too commonly applied to MySpace will work with Facebook.


So, let us take a very quick look at how products and services are marketed on MySpace.
Effectively, and at its very simplest and most basic, when you sign up for a MySpace account you will then build your own 'space' which is a very simple mini-website that tells the world all about you.


So, in this 'space', you would probably include full details about yourself, your interests and hobbies, perhaps pictures, videos, musical and rock band preferences, and so on.
The nature of the MySpace social network is that you are then expected to go out into the community and find new friends who have similar interests to yours.


Facebook is addictive and the new disease is called FAD Facebook Addiction Disorder which shows how popular marketing can be and even a summons can be legally served on  Facebook in Austrailia. Wow! That would be handy as in the UK as few scally wags owe me tens or hundreds of thousands after winning an injunction for an Internet against some thieves. They are in hiding and Facebook would be a great place to issue a summons as last time I had a Court Baliff running around the country as they pretended to have vanished!


Facebook does make an awfully high amount of money from advertising on Facebook and thee advertisers do well as the respondents can be highly targeted. Facebook need to make this amount of money as $100million is needed for the next batch of servers to handle all the capacity!

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