The Long Tail: You may be on Facebook, but the money's in the...
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Saved by 7 people (2 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-05-09
- Andreanne on 2008-05-23 - Tags longtail
- Ericstuff on 2008-05-13 - Tags business , marketing
- Jonalexander269 on 2008-05-13 - Tags facebook , socialnetworks , CPM , onlineadvertising , monetization , longtail , statistics , myspace , trends , marketing , marketingspend
- Zoharma on 2008-05-12 - Tags advertising , business , economics , marketing , facebook , media , network , socialnetworks , web2.0 , myspace , longtail
- Smpark on 2008-05-12 - Tags socialnetwork , longtail , markitplace
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Sure, the traffic today is still mostly going to Facebook and MySpace. But as they struggle to target ads based on the faint signals of consumer behavior in a generic social network, the smart money is going to the niche sites, where laser-focused content and community makes targeting easy. The Long Tail of social networks isn't just more satisfying if your community is actually about something, it's richer, too.
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